This was an intriguing mystery, with plenty of heart-racing moments. The book opened with an arrest for murder and kept up a nice pace throughout the book. I loved Faydra from the moment we meet her. There were enough twists that you can never really be sure who committed the crime until the big reveal. I loved guessing and following along with the investigation, and enjoyed all the characters. Perfect for mystery lovers, and anyone who enjoyed watching JAG when it was still running on TV. ( )

Harris admits on the back cover that this is his first book and a new experience for him. That being said, the book lacks a certain... well it has almost no plot, notable inconsistancies, and the persistant incorrect use of the word "ya'll" (Norm, it ain't singular).
If, somehow, you can get past all of that, the book does have some neat characters, interesting hypothetical tactical situations, a nice quarky sense of humor, and Jackie Chan quotes. ( )