Review: The Author leaves no stone un-turned and no loose threads to try to reason out yourself. I thought it was very well written.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
I'm not usually a huge fan of courtroom dramas on TV. However, my wife suggested I try reading one instead. Since I think the movies and TV shows don't have enough time to fill in the details needed to make a story great, I agreed. Boy was I right about TV! In his book "Predatory Kill: A Legal Thriller", Kenneth Eade leaves no stone un-turned and no loose threads to try to reason out yourself. I thought it was very well written.I really liked the writing style that the Author used for the book in general. Since a good legal story always seems to parlay back and forth between characters throughout the story-line, you can tell the book was well thought out in advance. It is apparent right away that the author has full command of the English language and of legal terminology as well as courtroom proceedings. But I also liked that the Author didn't speak down to readers that may not have such a broad knowledge of the legal system and kept things real enough to grasp by the average Joe.The story flowed very well and the characters seemed to come naturally into the story. The characters didn't seem shoe-horned in just to get from one place to another in the story-line. I thought the Author told the story very well. I could tell the Kenneth Eade was fully invested in his book right from the first chapters. The predatory nature of the story-line drew me in. The story kept me interested and the Author filled in the details in all the right places. What more could you ask? I would give this Author and book a few thumbs up!