A.J. Scudiere

This book started off strong and I didn’t want to put it down. This was a bad thing, because I started reading right before bed on a weeknight. It’s an intense story, but there was just enough humor to keep me from having a heart attack. I really liked Jason, even felt a little sorry for him as he seems kind of clueless, but there was a while where I wanted to thump him alongside the head. A piece of the puzzle was right in front of him the whole time, and had he been paying attention, he could have saved himself a lot of time and money.

My only problem with this book was that it was hard to keep up with the timeline. There were a few times when it would seem like a few days had passed, but then we’d find out that it was later that day, or only the next day. Sometimes I felt like I was playing catch-up. I also missed reading about a phone call from a Captain Smith, but even after flipping back through, I didn’t see it, which was odd, because it seemed to be pretty important.

Over all, though, I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good thriller. This is not a book you’ll want to put down. I was fully involved (a little fire pun for you) from page one. I could have read this book in one sitting except that I had to sleep and my kids kept wanting food and stuff.

I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review.… (mais)

This book started off strong and I didn’t want to put it down. This was a bad thing, because I started reading right before bed on a weeknight. It’s an intense story, but there was just enough humor to keep me from having a heart attack. I really liked Jason, even felt a little sorry for him as he seems kind of clueless, but there was a while where I wanted to thump him alongside the head. A piece of the puzzle was right in front of him the whole time, and had he been paying attention, he could have saved himself a lot of time and money.

My only problem with this book was that it was hard to keep up with the timeline. There were a few times when it would seem like a few days had passed, but then we’d find out that it was later that day, or only the next day. Sometimes I felt like I was playing catch-up. I also missed reading about a phone call from a Captain Smith, but even after flipping back through, I didn’t see it, which was odd, because it seemed to be pretty important.

Over all, though, I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good thriller. This is not a book you’ll want to put down. I was fully involved (a little fire pun for you) from page one. I could have read this book in one sitting except that I had to sleep and my kids kept wanting food and stuff.

I recieved this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review.

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