Matthew FitzSimmons

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This one went a lot quicker than the second book--it is significantly shorter, but also doesn't take nearly as long to really get moving.

Three stars to average between two for the early part of the book, which was kind of a slog, though I'm glad I kept at it, because once it really gets going, it's much better, so four stars for that part. The characters and their evolution felt realistic to me--I particularly liked how Vaughn and Swonger interacted and how that changed through the story, and the action was a page-turner once things really went into motion.

Nicely complex plot.