Review: Hard to follow
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2013
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my review.  I had a tough time following this one.  It didn't flow right.  One paragraph is told from the main character, Dane's point of view, then the next paragraph switches to someone else's point of view.  That makes for a book that is hard to read.  Many times as I was reading this I kept asking myself "what just happened?"  I found myself going back and re-reading things to try to make it make sense to me.  A little about the story:  Michael Dane has had a tough life - in and out of jail, theft.  His parents have died.  Does he have anyone?  Well, yes he does.  A childhood friend, AJ, that he becomes reacquainted with.  Dane's father was murdered, or so Dane seems to think.  He decides to tackle the task of finding out who killed him and why.  As he digs deeper into his father's life, he finds out information and clues to help him along the way.  Now I love murder mysteries, but another problem I had with this one was that there were all these pieces to the murder, but they didn't seem to fit together.  I think the author had a little trouble with tying it all together.  I do not recommend this book.  On the plus side, it was a short read so I finished quickly so I could move onto a better, more engaging book.