5 STARS
As the Crow Dies is a murder mystery and it kept me guessing till the end.
Jason Crow was 6'6' talls and all around athlete that was drafted into war instead of Dallas Cowboys. In Vietnam he lost both legs, above the knees.
Jason was told he would never walk, but his dad said if he wanted it bad enough he could do it.
He was finally able to come home after he got his new legs. His best friend Zach was driving him, but when he got their there were police cars. They told him that his dad committed suicide.
Jason believed his father was murdered and was determined to find out who did it.
Thier were a lot of good suspects who looked good for one reason or another. a lot of drama of others beeing taken out to.
I really liked Jason and hope to see him in more books in the future. Jason was going through tough times but he did not give up on himself or on others. Yes he wanted his legs back and the future he was supposed to have. But he was making new plans.
I was given this ebook to read in exchange of honest review by Netgalley.
02/01/2012 PUB Bell Bridge Books
As the Crow Dies is a murder mystery and it kept me guessing till the end.
Jason Crow was 6'6' talls and all around athlete that was drafted into war instead of Dallas Cowboys. In Vietnam he lost both legs, above the knees.
Jason was told he would never walk, but his dad said if he wanted it bad enough he could do it.
He was finally able to come home after he got his new legs. His best friend Zach was driving him, but when he got their there were police cars. They told him that his dad committed suicide.
Jason believed his father was murdered and was determined to find out who did it.
Thier were a lot of good suspects who looked good for one reason or another. a lot of drama of others beeing taken out to.
I really liked Jason and hope to see him in more books in the future. Jason was going through tough times but he did not give up on himself or on others. Yes he wanted his legs back and the future he was supposed to have. But he was making new plans.
I was given this ebook to read in exchange of honest review by Netgalley.
02/01/2012 PUB Bell Bridge Books
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