Although third in the series this book definitely stands well on it's own if, like me, you haven't read it's prequals.
It moves at a fast pace with plenty of drama to keep you turning the pages, but is certainly aimed at the younger audience with minimal violence and brutality.
I also loved the way the text was laid out - it helped draw you in and made a pleasant change from the more traditional typesetting.
I may have to go and look up the previous two books now.... ( )

This book was great, from teens to adults read. Not full of violence, cussing, and sex. the book flows well you could keep reading for days. Great read I got this book from a Librarything Author and it was terrific. Kuddos to you Adam....thumbs up.... ( )

Though this is the 3rd book in the series, it is the first I have read, but I didn’t feel I had missed anything. So nice when you don’t have to go back and find the first two - just to understand what is going on.

``Dangerous Donkeys`` is the story of teenage ‘agents’, male and female, finding ways to help the world. Sometimes they find themselves in downright dangerous situations, and the author has found clever solutions to difficult circumstances.

I quite enjoyed this “Young Adult” book! Alaric Adair’s “Dangerous Donkeys” is full of action and flows well throughout. The main characters are teenagers, and are very well developed. Once I got into the story I had to keep reading to discover how it ended.

The violence is minimal, there isn’t any foul language and I would be happy to gift this book to a teenager in my life.

I received this book for free from a librarything.com draw.

Dbettenson, member of goodreads.com, librarything.com and the Penguin book club. ( )