Review: Started weak, but finished strong.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 29, 2013
"Aftermath" is a good story, but not exceptional.  Part of this has to do with the Tyler Robbins' writing style.  At the opening of the story she seemed to fall into the trap of having to over explain the story elements, which made the first third of the book seem to drag.  However, the last two-thirds she does seem to come into her own with a much stronger finish.  I highly commend Ms. Robbins' character development of Ryder Bishop.  Ryder is very interesting with his struggle with his psychological issues while trying to cultivate a relationship.  I think "Aftermath" is a good read, but probably not a story I like enough to read again.