I enjoyed Patrick Hurley's book "64". The book description intrigued me and I was hooked after the first couple of pages. Who are these killers? Who is calling the shots? Why are they killing innocent men, woman and children in different small college towns? These are all questions I kept asking myself while reading this story. Several times, I thought the answer is forthcoming, but then ran into a dead end and a new twist in the storyline. I found myself rooting for Mike Gallagher in his quest to find these killers and bring them all to justice. The book is easy to read and will not let you go, it continues to run through your head after closing the book to sleep. The ending will blow you away!

My criticism of the book is that the formatting in my Kindle seemed non-existent, blank pages separated chapters or began immediately after the last word of the preceding chapter, many pages only contained thirty words or less making me suspicious of the total length of the book as advertised. "64" should have also gone through a round of copy editing as there are errors throughout the book. These criticisms resulted in the loss of one star.

However, apart from what I wrote in the last paragraph, I will still recommend "64" to others. Nice job Mr. Hurley!

John Podlaski, author
Cherries - A Vietnam War Novel ( )