Andrew Clawson

Solid 3 1/2 stars. Clearly a first novel, but one with lots of potential for future improvement. While this one did sometimes read more like a synopsis than a fully fleshed out novel, it did have the advantage of moving along at a crisp pace. The plot was far-fetched, but in a fun way. I liked the three lead characters enough to look forward to seeing them again. This is enjoyable, historical cotton candy. My only real complaint was the egregious lack of proofreading, editing, and proper formatting of the Kindle edition. It was so bad that some of the author's private notes were left in.… (altro)

My thoughts... This is without a doubt a five star read!! Once again Clawson does not disappoint... in his second novel of amateur sleuthing with Erika Carr and Parker Chase they find themselves in the midst of danger when Erika receives 300 year-old documents authored by the legendary Paul Revere. This is the second book by author Andrew Clawson. He brings twice the adventure and historical intrigue with the revolutionary espionage that comes to light through Parker and Erika's investigation of these documents. Be sure you set aside enough time to finish this one, you'll not want to put this one down until you read the last page. Be sure to read Andrew Clawson's debut novel "A Patriot's Betrayal," also found at a bookstore near you.… (altro)