Review: Married to Murder
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2013
Brandon and Zack have a successful marriage, a great family and home, and they participate in a variety of philanthropic efforts. However, they're each hiding a big secret from each other; they're each in vigilante groups, killing murderers and rapists by night. It's obvious that the two cherish their families more than anything and want to protect them, but can they keep up a double life and keep their families out of harm's way? I liked seeing how the family interacted; aside from Brandon and Zack there are several kids who were interesting and unique in their own ways.The early parts of the book are dedicated to building up the background and establishing the normalcy of the characters. I thought these parts dragged on a little, but after a few chapters the story truly took off and from there it was filled with action and crazy twists. Brandon and Zack are well fleshed out. The book delves into their pasts, which shaped their current vigilantism and some of their other vices and habits.The writing was not always grammatically correct, and sometimes the exposition became too informal for my tastes. Still, it wasn't hard to understand. I liked all the little details of their lives that established their normality; the kind of music they listen too, for example.