Review: Hooked me right in
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 1, 2012
Mark Taylor: Genesis (Prequel in the Mark Taylor Series)I am so glad that I picked this up when it was free.  I was fascinated by the idea of a camera that could display a picture of something yet to happen.Of course Mark never knows when one of his pictures will come out with that psychic type of photo.  Because he gets these occasional photos, he believes that it is responsibility to do something to prevent the tragedy. When he thinks that police action is needed he contacts the Chicago police even though they are not necessarily pleased with his getting into police business. He can't tell the police where and how he gets the information and this puts a strain on his relationship with Chicago detective Bishop, the woman he would like to date.  Finally he gets a photo of something for which he is unable to act to prevent the 9/11 tragedy.  The burning question for me is that if Mark can't do anything to prevent it, why is the camera giving him the precognition of the tragedy?This book is a prequel to the series and in checking my Kindle library I found I had downloaded Book One some time ago, so I am ready to get into the first book in the series and hope to find the answer.  This writer creates a believable character and the best part is that the reader experiences Mark's frustrations and feelings.  I have begun book one and reading about Mark's frustrations has pulled me in more and more to the point that I can't wait to finish this and move onto book 2.