Review: Kill-'em-all
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 30, 2013
Well, not quite all. Four of them are still standing when the gun smoke drifts away. Lots of loose threads and a suspenseful loose end.The characters are two dimensional and there's no relationship or character development. Kora is the only almost-three dimensional character. What happened after the shooting at the fish farm? It just disappeared in the rear-view mirror. All this mayhem is going on and nobody notices?The book is mostly well written, which is why I finished it, but I kept waiting for the characters to become real; they didn't.It also should have been proof read - eg, Sydney wore "rubber goulashes" (overcooked?), someone got kneed "in the crouch" (nice of him to make it easier), "Corbin slumped, listless, in a chair" (after being killed, he could only have been lifeless).If you like violent action movies, you'll enjoy this, otherwise give it a miss.