Review: It all started with the Betrayed series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2014
I'm honored to say that I'm a Beta reader for Carolyn McCray.  I became a huge fan of her work after reading “30 Pieces of Silver.”  I took Amazon’s suggestion on her book after reading “Holy Blood Holy Grail.”  I now blame Amazon for my obsession of everything McCray.I was so excited to hear that Ms. McCray was allowing me to revisit the old gang from the Betrayed series.  I became so engrossed in the story lines, characters and adventures.  I felt like I personally knew Sgt. Brandt, Dr. Monroe, Lopez, Davidson and Bunny.“Crosshair” focus is on the “team” of Brandt and Monroe.  Lopez is still the crazy, action seeking, no fear, balls-to-the-wall kinda guy.  He is still up to his old self in borrowing the fastest and coolest vehicles known to man.  Davidson is a changed guy now.  Still disfigured from his burns, he is struggling with his feelings for Bunny.  Bunny has now started playing a huge role in the team.  She basically has stepped up and taken on the role of the consultant, since Monroe and Brandt are off having babies. (OMG, I feel like I’m an Aunt.)I don’t know where Ms. McCray is headed with this series.  I hope that we see Brandt and Rebecca more.  But, I also am excited to learn about what the others are doing and developing.  These books have so much potential just to take a life of their own on and become one massive collection.As a fan of Carolyn McCray, I haven’t read one thing that I was unhappy with.  For anyone that has never read her books or just starting out, I would suggest the Betrayed Series then following up with this new series.  It’s just that good!***WARNING- The Betrayed and Bull’s Eye Sniper Chronicles are controversial.  They take on religion and make you question what you have learned and studied about the bible.