Melissa Good

Oh, so, so much uber was just shining through this one (well, for me), I mean, for sure, at this point, the characters of Dar and Kerry are their own characters, but, the stuff in this just made me smile with how this whole series sorta started so many years ago. Well, I smiled when other parts of the book didn't make me wince.

Dar and Kerry are going on a rafting trip in the Grand Canyon. It starts off pretty great on the river, everyone having a good time, and then the worm turns and suddenly there's rain, flooding, injuries, and so so much more.

It's a sorta nature thriller. The characters vs. nature (we think). And it seems like every challenge is bigger.

It was a heckuva ride and sorta made me want to go rafting in the Grand Canyon, but, also sorta made me really, really never go rafting in the Grand Canyon. Heh.… (meer)

Everything is still all a mess in this story, even though now Dar and Kerry's new business is up and running, ILS is still trying to pull them back in, screw them over, or both.

While all that's going on, they're getting more accounts, and they also take an interesting trip to New Orleans that had some deep and interesting questions posed.

Then they're up to Washington where everything comes to a head, and hopefully doesn't crush both of their heads.

The stuff with Bush was weird I have to say, not bad, just weird. And there was a ton of back and forth in the Government stuff.

But, the New Orleans subplot/vacation was definitely the highlight of this book.… (meer)