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A review by rainelle_barrett
The Last Orphan by Gregg Hurwitz
3.0
Evan
Evan and his small team of two had me glued to the story at the beginning. The action of fighting an opponent in Iceland on a mountain. The strategy of how to take down an opponent was supreme for this kind of book. Evan, is a man with many tools to use at the tap of a button or call. The book moved very quickly in the beginning, but it did a major stahl for me at the questioning of a character. The book was entertaining, but I got a little lost when some characters were questioned. I tried to figure out how the are related to the target that Evan had to chase down.
Evan and his small team of two had me glued to the story at the beginning. The action of fighting an opponent in Iceland on a mountain. The strategy of how to take down an opponent was supreme for this kind of book. Evan, is a man with many tools to use at the tap of a button or call. The book moved very quickly in the beginning, but it did a major stahl for me at the questioning of a character. The book was entertaining, but I got a little lost when some characters were questioned. I tried to figure out how the are related to the target that Evan had to chase down.