Review: where the action is
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2013
If you haven't read the firs two books in the series you will probably get lost trying to read this one.This book seems to have all the action that there first two books were building up to.  There are fewer plot threads running at the end of this one, than the other two, as characters either live or die.  New characters are being introduced, or reintroduced, and it is pretty obvious the author is planning on a book four.There are about as many proof reading errors in this book as in book two.  I'm pretty hard on that.  Overall, still four stars.  The author continues on with a very good story.One other things, more as a P.S.  The author writes a pretty realistic depiction of how military people talk when they are being shot at (as in, they have more important things to look out for than their language).  There is more such language here than in the first book as there are more parts where people are being shot at.  Maybe think twice if you are considering buying this book for your child.