An excellent third installment. This is not the end of the seriies. Please Jack finish the next book. ( )

After the cliff-hanger at the end of the previous book, with Jim and Mark in jail, awaiting their execution the next morning, I was very relieved to see them rescued in this sequel. And by none other than the young man they found and helped save in book two. Of course, as soon as they break out of jail they are on the run again, this time with Dan coming along until they can take him home. And when they run into an infamous bushranger with plans to rob a train, I could practically smell what’s going to happen in the next book. Of course, the author might surprise me, but my bet is on some major illegal activity in Jim and Mark’s future.

The other thing that came to the fore in this installment is the beginning of an explanation for some weird stuff that’s been going on. Ever since the first book there have been hints about Mark’s strength, then some odd sensations and dreams were added, and in this volume, there is some real evidence that Mark may not be as human as he looks. Yet another reason why I can’t wait to read book four – which is a full novel! And that makes me incredibly happy!

If you like stories with a hint of the paranormal, if you want to find out how cattleman Jim and doctor Mark are getting on in the bush as they continue to run from the law, and if you’re looking for a read that is full of mystery, suspense, adventure, and some very promising hints for the next book in the series, then you will probably like this novella.


NOTE: This book was provided by Dreamspinner Press for the purpose of a review.
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