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Free To Die (2009)

by Bob McElwain(Favorite Author)

4.08 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords, Inc.

review 1: This book is about a murderous boy who was on the run. He returns after three years of running from his murder. I really wouldn't recommend this book to anyone because I didn't really like it that much. It had too many grammatical errors in the story. The characters were not really getting me interested into the story. After the first few chapters I started to get bored and froexed myself to read it. I don't like it. I don't recommended it to anyone, only if you like a thriller genre. Overall this book is not worth my time.
review 2: Free To Die is about a man, Brad Ashton, who is wanted by the police because he suspected of murder. He decides to stop running from a crime he didn't commit but the only way to end it is to find who's really guilty. With the help ... moreof a few close friends a private investigator, Josie Bosworth, Brad finds himself digging himself a deeper whole. More murders occur while he's on his own private crusade and he looks good for each one of them. As he and Josie dig deeper into some tangled webs they question whether they should continue searching for the truth or if they'd be better off disappearing together and starting anew. This book has lots of action and lots of twists and turns. But more often than not, especially in the first half of the book, I found myself not following the plot. Not only are there a lot of characters but they sometimes are referred to using multiple names. Between the intentional mystery of some scenes and the confusing cast, I had a hard time keeping up. By the end, things had unclouded {as they always do with mysteries} but I didn't have any "ah-ha!" moments so to speak. It wasn't like things I misunderstood clicked into place and were all of a sudden explained. It was more like the confusion was just chaos prior to clarity. All in all I'd call this book fine. It did it's job as a thriller but it wasn't quite good. less

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