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Pitfall edition by Cameron Bane Literature Fiction eBooks

There is nothing I hate more than waiting in airports, sitting for hours in those very uncomfortable chairs waiting for planes that are usually delayed. So what has that got to do with Pitfall, well with this book you won't mind the wait. In fact, the page turning action will keep you so engrossed that you just might miss your boarding announcement.

The action starts in Pitfall in the very first paragraph on the first page, and never lets up. There is a tiny bit of a lull about a third of the way into the book when John Brenner is scouting out GenSys and the surrounding areas. However, it isn't dull enough or long enough to lift the tension or distract you from reading, and when the hero takes out a couple of bad guys picking on a poor girl, it more than makes up for it.

What I also liked about this book is that not being really familiar with a lot of military gadgets and weaponry, I was still able to clearly follow the action and understand what was being used and when and why.

What is unusual about Pitfall is that at the midway point in the book when most novels start to get the mid-novel slumps, that is when the action really picks and it never lets up. Even the ending calls more more action and offers a hint of a promise of romance as well. There had better be a sequel or I am going to be very disappointed. After all, justice must be served.


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Pitfall edition by Cameron Bane Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I read this one all the way through, it certainly had its moments. Overall it was poorly edited and too much gas and not enough brake. I was rooting for Brenner until about halfway through when I realized he was immortal. That is when I lost interest. Book should have ended before tge last two chapters were slapped on.
Just when you think this book is a comedy he blows you away with action so tense you find yourself holding your breath. One of his funny lines is, "I grabbed a thick burger and curly fries for lunch at my local chew and choke". Then he shows you a scene so dramatic that you have trouble getting it out of your mind. Can't wait to read the sequel to this book.
CB has written a Special Ops, Cop, now Private Eye who takes cases he wants to take. His current project begins as a kidnapping of the daughter who he has worked for before. During the hunt for the young woman he finds she was not kidnapped for money but to be used to harvest her organs. This is an excellent read for the genre..... ER
I almost put this book aside early on because I thought, "I've read this before". I hadn't, but it started out like so many other stories I have read it just seemed very repetitive. It soon picked up the pace and started showing some originality. It turned into a very fast, good read with some great characters and I enjoyed it. It could use a little re-editing, but the problems were only really distracting in 2 or 3 places.
"It was a horrendous sound, reverberating off the metal walls, in an echo that was terrified, pain-filled, abandoned, and alone..." Author writes well and got me engaged early by beginning with an action sequence that wraps up later in the story. Tough protagonist was a hoot and really enjoyed the humorous dialogue he would spout. Come across a mention of the canal town of Metamora, Indiana which sounds like an interesting place to visit which I appreciate. Villains are spot on and some gruesome scenes made my hair curl. Only thing I wasn't fond of was two key implausible events occurring at the climax which left me wanting. Otherwise was a good, quick thriller that is wide open for a sequel.
Wow. Just . . . wow. Fast action, intrigue, mystery--and some gut-wrenching suspense. All narrated by a tough former Ranger with a quick wit, hard fists, and a good heart. I enjoyed the entire book, but once I hit the mid-point I could hardly put it down. I'm ready for the sequel.
Recommended for readers of suspense who don't mind a dose of blood and gore along with the high action.
This was my 1st book that I've read by Author Cameron Bane, and hopefully it won't be my last. Lots of mystery and adventure. Since you get a pretty good description of a book when you are thinking about getting it, and I don't like reviews that tell the whole story, I won't give much away here!
The story is lively, and puts P. I. John Brenner in some sticky and dangerous predicaments as he is searching for a missing girl. The author made the book flow in an easy to read style and I kept hoping he finds who he was looking for before she disappears forever.
My only disappointment in the book was that some of the bad guys did get away...which gives me hope that Cameron Bane will have the private investigator looking for them in another book!!
There is nothing I hate more than waiting in airports, sitting for hours in those very uncomfortable chairs waiting for planes that are usually delayed. So what has that got to do with Pitfall, well with this book you won't mind the wait. In fact, the page turning action will keep you so engrossed that you just might miss your boarding announcement.

The action starts in Pitfall in the very first paragraph on the first page, and never lets up. There is a tiny bit of a lull about a third of the way into the book when John Brenner is scouting out GenSys and the surrounding areas. However, it isn't dull enough or long enough to lift the tension or distract you from reading, and when the hero takes out a couple of bad guys picking on a poor girl, it more than makes up for it.

What I also liked about this book is that not being really familiar with a lot of military gadgets and weaponry, I was still able to clearly follow the action and understand what was being used and when and why.

What is unusual about Pitfall is that at the midway point in the book when most novels start to get the mid-novel slumps, that is when the action really picks and it never lets up. Even the ending calls more more action and offers a hint of a promise of romance as well. There had better be a sequel or I am going to be very disappointed. After all, justice must be served.