Review: Another Great Adventure
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
Bring It moved along at a very nice pace, with lots of action, and had a wide variety of characters that the author did a wonderful job of giving very individual personalities.I enjoyed reading the omnibus edition more that the individual episodes, perhaps because there was a lengthy span of time between. It was nice to sit down and read and not have to "wait" when I was done a part.So, to the story...Pia is off to save orphaned children put into a precarious and despicable situation. Her loyal employees join her and sometimes save her, well actually save her a lot. They end up in various parts of the world chasing the captors of these poor children and we see life, death, destruction and general mayhem, but since I don't like writing and giving away the plot in my review, I will leave it at that.The character of Pia has matured, but I see a lot of potential for even more growth. I like the ending, which shows a significant amount of growth, and independence from her father. Her phone call to the Major shows that Pia is ready and willing to step up to the executive position her father has put her in and probably make herself a very very big enemy in the process.She is still a little "wild on the stick" and I look forward to the authors next book to see where he takes her as a boss of a multi-million dollars corporation.Jacob Stearne, the other major player in the book was enjoyable and I have to say that the author did a fantastic job of portrays a man who "just doesn't quite get it" (with women), but still comes off as a lovable character. He is strong, reliable, and willing to take on a bigger responsibility, even though he has some doubts about his leadership qualities (and that is an admirable quality IMHO that he is a bit unsure of what he is doing although he succeeds and has the full support of his peers). This leaves a lot of room for growth for this character as well.The author did a good job of wrapping up this part of Pia's adventure, but left a few straggling points open which will lead well into his next book. If you enjoyed The Geneva Decision, you will enjoy this next adventure of Pia Sabal.