Review: Not bad, not bad at all...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
I really liked On the Fly so I was excited to see a sequel out.  Full Strength is about Shane Reese (the Sinners' goalie and Phylnn' s best friend) and the new team psychologist, Allie Kallen.  Phylnn and Jaycie make a few appearances but mostly stay in the background of the story.  When I read On the Fly,  I felt like it only had one major flaw, the excessively brief conclusion.  This book remedies that because we get a glimpse at Jaycie and Phylnn' s life after a year and all seems solid.  It also, has a satisfying end for Reese and Allie, so all was good on that front.  One minor almost flaw that On the Fly had was that some of the characters were on the fence between developed and underdeveloped.  This book had a similar issue but, as with On the Fly, I decided that the character development was good enough to call it a forgivable flaw.  The only thing that bugged me enough to lose stars was that there were times when the story dragged on a bit and the progress was  slow.  During those bits, I didn't  mind  putting  my Kindle down for a while.  Even so, I would recommend Full Strength and will read any other Las Vegas Sinners series books.