A review by jfranco77
Indispensable Party by Melissa F. Miller
3.0
I've been reading through all the Sasha McCandless books in order and this is the first one that seemed like just another book in the series. It was still enjoyable and still a fun, quick read that kept me entertained, but it didn't really break any new ground.
Sasha and her fiancee (?) Leo are working on their long-distance relationship when they get sucked into yet another crazy situation. Someone has stolen the doomsday virus from Leo's pharmaceutical company and they might release it into the public and create a deadly pandemic.
Honestly, as someone who reads Tom Clancy and a lot of other more "serious" authors (I hate to use that word but can't think of a better one), I almost felt like the end of the world scenario wasn't treated catastrophically enough. But it fit well with the framework of the other Sasha McCandless books.
I think I'll give Sasha a break before I dive into book #5, but I'll definitely be reading it.
Sasha and her fiancee (?) Leo are working on their long-distance relationship when they get sucked into yet another crazy situation. Someone has stolen the doomsday virus from Leo's pharmaceutical company and they might release it into the public and create a deadly pandemic.
Honestly, as someone who reads Tom Clancy and a lot of other more "serious" authors (I hate to use that word but can't think of a better one), I almost felt like the end of the world scenario wasn't treated catastrophically enough. But it fit well with the framework of the other Sasha McCandless books.
I think I'll give Sasha a break before I dive into book #5, but I'll definitely be reading it.