I haven't read any of the previous books in the Kendra Michaels series, so I don't know as much about the character as some others probably do. But this book, Double Blind, wasn't a bad one. I do feel like I was missing some information, like how she went from blind to seeing, but I also feel like that may be something that wasn't part of the books, just background information. There were moments that I thought were slow, and Kendra wasn't my favorite character because at times she seemed a little whiny, but if she had twenty-seven attempts on her life I feel like she'd be a little less squeamish, and maybe a little more willing to actually help. She seemed hesitant and blundering.
While I liked the characters of Olivia and Jessie, both Lynch and Kendra annoyed me. The plot of this story also led to what would obviously be the next book. They were all following an evil company to follow to Afghanistan, where they hoped to get more information to close them down. Then there was the serial killer twist, which wasn't really a twist at all.
I expected a little more out of this book. While I didn't hate it, I didn't love it, and I felt that the more interesting characters didn't get enough time in the story. Even the ending disappointed me a little as Olivia had something horrible, yet not horrible happen to her. I was a little confused by what happened. I'm not sure I will read another book in this series. Usually, if I pick up a book in a series that is one set in the middle somewhere, I feel the need to go back to the beginning of the series, to learn more about the development of the character. I didn't feel the need with this one. And I really do have a with the fact that six books in the main protagonist, Kendra, has had twenty-seven attempts on her life.
If you have enjoyed the series, and have read other books in it, you may like this one more than I did.
While I liked the characters of Olivia and Jessie, both Lynch and Kendra annoyed me. The plot of this story also led to what would obviously be the next book. They were all following an evil company to follow to Afghanistan, where they hoped to get more information to close them down. Then there was the serial killer twist, which wasn't really a twist at all.
I expected a little more out of this book. While I didn't hate it, I didn't love it, and I felt that the more interesting characters didn't get enough time in the story. Even the ending disappointed me a little as Olivia had something horrible, yet not horrible happen to her. I was a little confused by what happened. I'm not sure I will read another book in this series. Usually, if I pick up a book in a series that is one set in the middle somewhere, I feel the need to go back to the beginning of the series, to learn more about the development of the character. I didn't feel the need with this one. And I really do have a with the fact that six books in the main protagonist, Kendra, has had twenty-seven attempts on her life.
If you have enjoyed the series, and have read other books in it, you may like this one more than I did.
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