Four on the Floor: A John Tyler Thriller

The John Tyler Series: Midnight Drive, prequel: Interesting characters and dialogue. Good storylines but average. 3* Four on the Floor, John Tyler Series, #4 - Good characters. Good dialogues. Well written and thought out story lines. No vulgar language but plenty of realistic, fast-paced action. 4* Forced Induction, #5 - One of my favorite series. The stories keep getting better with each new addition. FI keeps the pace fast and steady with Lexi helping John in his quest to find stolen military weapons. The characters, both old and new, blend well with the new and continuous story lines. There's a lot of blood but it is all for a good cause. Ole Uncle George is back to make things bad for John. Hard to put down but well worth the time invested. 5* The Low Road, #6 - Intense. Interesting. Good pace. Good action. Good planning throughout the story lines. Good characters making sure the baddies pay their dues. Well written and entertaining, and a one sitting read. Never mess with a c

In a way that usually feels vicarious, like a nosy gossip listening at the door, I enjoy the action, and the struggles depicted between selfish folks who hire shady guys to do their dirty work; and the folks who act out of a sense of right, like Tyler. It is an interesting and intriguing read, reading the inner conflicts of some of the folks doing that well armed heavy lifting, and Tyler and some of his friends or acquaintances who seem to get involved to try to do the right things, and often not for gain or profit; and often at cost to themselves or their situations or well being . As someone with many family members who are former military, I also find it insightful to read about characters facing the struggles to make ends meet, challenges what to do with their skills in a civilian setting, and appreciate the attitude Tyler displays towards getting therapy, that encourages his daughter and others who face trauma to seek support. If you like action packed adventures, and you are a fan of drama and political intrigue, this might be your next great, keeps you reading to the end book.

pleasant reading,though I doubt anyone,even in the USA Could get away with so much killing. still I'm moving onto book 5.