Review: Airhead characters, light story
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2013
First, the positives: From a grammatical perspective, SUNSHINE HUNTER is well-written It doesn't exploit sex (except for a couple "wardrobe malfunctions).  The characters don't use vulgar language.  The author is not promoting a political or religious point of view.Unfortunately, the negatives outweigh those points.  Some of the main characters, especially the main character and the villain, don't appear to be very bright.  Susan is more interested in her wardrobe, physical fitness and finding the right man than she is about substantial issues.  Having been stung by learning of her ex-husband's infidelity, she doesn't want to be in that situation again.  A telephone call from a woman identifying herself as her current suitor's wife throws her into a tailspin and she learns other important information that he didn't mention.  The way she deals with that, especially the part that doesn't have to do with the wife, needs more development.She has very few friends and the reason isn't really explained.The villain's actions are not believable.  If he/she is trying to kill someone, why would he/she slash all the tires on a car and then leave?  How is the villain able to move around so easily?The major part of the plot doesn't begin until about half way into the book.I was ready to put the book down after a few chapters.  I'm sorry I didn't.This book was a free Kindle download.