Private Paradise

Jack Morgan is not a good man. At least, he's not a very likeable character. And calling his car ‘Lambo' doesn't do anything to endear me to him either.

What I do like about the Private books so far is the sheer number of crap that's going on. Sometimes that can get confusing, but I like that Private is a successful investigation agency and they've got more than one ball up in the air. Each case is unique and intriguing and some could even merit their own book, but it keeps things from getting stale.

What I don't like about the Private books so far is mainly just Jack. He's kind of blech. For a smart guy he makes a bunch of idiotic decision. I also don't enjoy how he takes credit for things he shouldn't. Twice he mentions how he has a theory that, dot-dot-dot. But he didn't come up with that theory, Del Rio & Cruz did through their investigating. Give the guys who do the actual work some credit.

Since this is only the second book I've yet to read any taking place in the satellite offices so I'm kind of interested to see how those are. I'm pretty partial to Justine, Del Rio & Cruz. I'll have to read to find out if their counterparts exist in London or Berlin.