I received a free copy of the ebook In the Wrong Hands to review.
In The Wrong Hands is a a medical/technological thriller, it is the second in a series of books of which I have not read the first. Despite this book being number two in the series I did not feel like I was missing any necessary information to understand what was going on, which I really appreciate. So anyway, this book is pretty good. It does start off a bit slow, and the first few chapters seem a bit disjointed and poorly organised, it's almost like you're reading completely seperate stories that don't have anything to do with one another, but luckily as the book progresses the author succesfully weaves the different storylines and characters together into one cohesive story. Once the author weaves the seperate storylines into one it really starts to get interesting and makes the reader want to keep on reading. The ending is also a satisfying conlusion to the overall story. This book is a good read for those interested in thrillers.
In The Wrong Hands is a a medical/technological thriller, it is the second in a series of books of which I have not read the first. Despite this book being number two in the series I did not feel like I was missing any necessary information to understand what was going on, which I really appreciate. So anyway, this book is pretty good. It does start off a bit slow, and the first few chapters seem a bit disjointed and poorly organised, it's almost like you're reading completely seperate stories that don't have anything to do with one another, but luckily as the book progresses the author succesfully weaves the different storylines and characters together into one cohesive story. Once the author weaves the seperate storylines into one it really starts to get interesting and makes the reader want to keep on reading. The ending is also a satisfying conlusion to the overall story. This book is a good read for those interested in thrillers.
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