James Morcan

Engaging Plot

Assigning the appropriate number of stars for the book was difficult.

I loved the story line. The characters were diverse and on point. The flow was smooth and the segues natural.

However, the book needs editing. The many typos and unnecessary chapters at the end need to be fixed as they made reading difficult and drug the story out longer than necessary.

But, I’m all about the story. There’s no faking the tension between ethnic groups or a corrupt government. The clandestine mission unfolding within these pages quickly captured my interest and held to the end. I love the thought of an international group wanting to see rights wronged - even through the use of deniable assets.

I look forward to reading book 2 in the Dogon Initiative series.… (más)

I really enjoyed this book. Sebastian, or Nine as he is referred to throughout most of the book, is a genetically modified human raised at the Pedemont Orphanage with 22 other orphans. This is not a real orphanage but a laboratory run by the Omega group. They are trained by the secretive Omega group to be chameleons, fighters, assassins and whatever else they need. When Nine decides he wants to be free and have his own life, he puts himself and mistakenly Isabelle at risk. I was hooked from the beginning in a plot that is all too believable. I will need to read the next two books in this trilogy.… (más)