Review: A wild, bazaar, page turner, thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2014
This book reads like a book written in the style books used to be written before we were introduced to Politically Correctness (PC).  This book contains descriptive scenes of killing, blood, gore, as well as comments that are chauvinistic in nature and demeaning to fat and small people.  As a short, fat old man I resemble those comments…or is it “resent” those comments.  No, it’s the former, not the latter.  Ok, the writing style is NOT entirely Politically Incorrect.  The author does stay away from the “N” word unlike Samuel Clemons.All joking aside, this book is a very good read for people who need something to dig into that will take them back a few years when such thrillers were more common.  It is quite the “page turner” being also a bazaar book of unbelievable body assaults described with humor.  The two main characters get shot up and beaten up throughout the book while drinking enough scotch and beer to serve a cruise ship of 3000 passengers, like the author works on.  This all happens well within 24 hours!This is the third of a series of books but the story is complete and does not require knowledge of the two prior books which I have not yet read.  Mothers may not want their younger teenage children to read this book, even though it does not contain the “N” word.  These children just won’t have developed the sophistication of dealing with such a book.  The book has no sex in it, just normal lecherous comments about good looking broads (err, I mean Lady's).  It is the violence that might make this a bad choice.  Older people like me might also want to stay away.  The excitement was almost too much for me.  Added to this was the fact I felt compelled to drink my own scotch with them after each beating they got.  I do sometimes get too involved with the story.  This book, in my educated opinion rates five stars.