Peeper

This book was great. I read it over the weekend and I could not put it down. I usually only read bestsellers and I think this one should be in that category. The storyline was very interesting, with lots of twists. And I loved the characters. The revenge scenarios were awesome too. I look forward to the next "peep". And, it's amazing that I could almost believe a lawyer could have a conscience.

I read a lot. And my major gripe about many books, even books that are well written from established writers, is that the pace is too slow. Well, that's not the case with this book. It starts off fast and it stays fast. That's why it was so hard to put down. Also, the chapters are very short. I think that helps the pace too. The main character, Andrew Ash rocks! The bad guys in the book keep trying to take him on, but they keep underestimating his power to read their minds. Even though they know he has this ability, they never realize just how easily he can do it. This is where I think the writer did something really clever. You get to see the bad guys plotting away, and thinking that they can outsmart Andrew. At the same time, you also get to see what Andrew has planned for them. That's not to say you always know what's going to happen next. I was surprised several times by twists in the story I never saw coming. The courtroom scene towards the end of the book will put you on the edge of your seat. The writer shows you what each of the participants is thinking, but you still can't see how it will turn out. It's great suspense. I've never heard of this writer before. But I'll gladly read anything else he writes.