Review: The Innocent

The Innocent by David Baldacci
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I enjoyed the introduction of Will Robie, the action was fun to read but the plot seemed to rap up quickly in a manner where I found myself having to rethink much of the story to make sense of it. I wouldn't say I'm overly eager to read Robie #2 nor would I dismiss it.

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Review: The Killer

The Killer by Tom Wood
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book and the resulting series is fantastic! Victors intensity and attention to detail of his surroundings makes the story very immersive. Victor comes across to me as a mix of Rambo and 007. After The Killer I promptly blew through the whole series and had legitimate sadness when I ran out of Victor stories to read haha.

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Review: Separation of Power

Separation of Power by Vince Flynn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Not surprisingly, a great story in the Mitch Rapp line. Flynn does a great job at getting me to actually dislike the politicians and their sneaky ways which i'm sure is not a stretch from the truth. If I were watching this story on a screen there would have been multiple times I would have litterally scorned and cheered. And absolute must read for Rapp fans!

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Review: A Time To Die

A Time To Die by Tom Wood
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fantastic and up to par with what Tom Wood has set as a very high bar with Victor and his fight for self preservation... and a hefty paycheck. Victor is tasked with infiltrating the small inner circle of his next target, met with no shortage of questioning eyes and combatants from both expected and unexpected sources. By all means a must read for fans of the Victor series

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Review: Running Blind

Running Blind by Lee Child
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This story follows the classic Jack Reacher plotline, entertaining with enough action and mystery while letting a few questions hang for the reader. My only gripe was that the biggest "clue" about the unsolved crimes was a bit predictable, abnormal come from Lee Child. I was pleased with both the amount and depth of backstory dealing with Reacher's home life or chance there of.

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Review: Running Blind

Running Blind by Lee Child
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This story follows the classic Jack Reacher plotline, entertaining with enough action and mystery while letting a few questions hang for the reader. My only gripe was that the biggest "clue" about the unsolved crimes was a bit predictable, abnormal come from Lee Child. I was pleased with both the amount and depth of backstory dealing with Reacher's home life or chance there of.

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Review: Nothing to Lose

Nothing to Lose by Lee Child
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

A taste of a curveball as far as Lee Childs antagonist goes in this one. I think that was probably the biggest pull to keep reading in this one. The Reacher line comes out so fast and they're generally short reads, so I feel like each one has a specific angle that holds your interest. In this case, it seemed to be the hardcore hate Jack seems to be receiving from a town he has no history with.

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