Review: New Twist for the Native Sun Casino Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2013
First, honesty compels me to admit this was a freebie from Mr. Fields.  But I HAVE bought his previous books and would definitely have bought this one too.He's taken a new tack with this book - much more about the inner workings of the Native Sun Casino and less about Antonio Cruz personally although he's still a major player.  It's a good direction to go, as it opens up far more topics.  This time we have middle-management, upper management and even the politics and finances of the Native American nation that owns the casino.  It's good to see the "suits" as something other than cardboard evil villains.  Now they are evil villains with personalities.  And, of course, we learn a little more about Antonio Cruz' private life and history.My personal preference would have been for one less pool party (there were 3) and a little more politics/finance/mystery, but that's a minor point, and other readers may differ.  More important is that I laughed all the way through, and was sorry the book wasn't longer.I wonder if he's going to branch the series out to more about Shimmer Inc.?  I think readers would enjoy reading more about Cyra's consulting life.