Review: The Mistake Is Getting Her Riled Up
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
As he writes this series, I can see the author's writing skills not only improve but also his ability to infuse emotions into the story.  This book is about family and how that can be "family by birth" or "family by choice".  I loved the action scenes but really enjoyed the interaction between John and Kid and he steps into the role of parent to a teenaged daughter.  Lots of luck with that.  Also, no spoilers, but readers get a reminder of how Sandy acts when she is REALLY riled up.  This is one of the shorter adventures but I came away well satified and begging for more.  Tons of fun here.As an aside:Every time I read one of Mr. Reeder's books I see 10-15 great reviews and one guy who pipes up saying how horrible the book is because of all the grammerical mistakes and I just shake my head.  Another newbie.  What part of BOOK FIFTEEN is so confusing? I don't want to discourage new readers, but trying to start at the end and work your way back is not the approach to take here (or really anywhere).  If you have read one of Mr. Reeder's books, you would know he has a unique way of telling his story and either love it or hate it.  Honestly, I can see some readers getting "something" in a knot on book one if the style does not suit, but not this far into the series.