Review of Mike Wells’
Passion, Power & Sin
Books 1 & 2 of
A Series
Reviewed by R. Murry
A simple act of receiving an E-mail,
which most people would consider spam, is the catalyst of these thrilling
introductions into this five book series written by Mr. Wells. His main
character, Heather, is a resourceful intelligent red head, who has a stressful
money problem.
Because of her family’s financial
turmoil, she opens a second E-mail because the first message came true to her
amazement and made her angry she didn’t take advantage of its fruition.
This is when her adventure into the world of international monetary affairs
turns into nerve raking events for her and the reader. However, there are
some pleasant moments she encounters.
Mike pulls his readers in and keeps
them glued to the page hoping Heather will reach her goals. Each endeavor
seems strange at first glance. Heather overcomes obstacles by wit, fate
and luck. Mr. Wells writes each event in a way that keeps the reader on
the edge of their seat, wondering if Heather’s world wind will come to an end,
solving her problems.
There is a love affair in the
background of this nail biting suspense story. It’s kept there, because
Heather is doing her thing globe hopping to resolve her problem first, keeping
her lover in the dark of its existence. The affair culminated to her satisfaction.
We all want an underdog story to
come to a happy ending. This one may because of the lead character’s
ability to go with the flow of events and not get bogged down in self-pity. She
moves on, knowing she has the strength inside her to handle what is thrown at
her even to the doubts of her friends.
Mike Wells has me hooked into
finishing this series. If you are not prone to heart attacks, this series
should be on your “Series to read list.”
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I had the same reaction to this novel. I will continue the series, too, because I am dying to find out who the sender of the emails are and why.
ReplyDeleteSadly, in the US, many people were ticked off because he calls it a series. Of course, they don't realize that the author lives in the UK and the word "series" there is not the same as "series" in the US. I hope this does not hurt his sales there.