True Believer

I thought the book was just OK.  Nowhere near as good as the first in the series.  The story itself was pretty good but it was dragged out way too much.  It took over 200 pages to get the important part of the book.  I also didn’t like the blacked out text, didn’t think it was necessary.  With all the bad things that happened to the main character, James Reece, the first book, you really root for him.  You must read the first book prior to this one to understand him and the story.  The author left us hanging in a couple of areas, one of the bad characters is still alive and James needs brain surgery which will be good lead-ins to future books. I intend to read the next book, just hoping the editors remove unnecessary text.