The Duncans are at it again.  Bang, bang, shoot 'em up.  Haha.

This was a quick and easy read.  However, I don't think Weber will ever be able to engage me the same way he did in the first book.  The first book was full unknowns, character introductions and plenty of action.  The last two have just been fill ins in my opinion.  I love the connection that was made between The Family Business series and The Man in 3B, but I just feel like the series is now missing that little something extra.

I loved Paris in the first book, possibly because she was the wild card.  Now, I am a little annoyed by the nympho.  Of course, one wasn't enough.  Sasha is working my last nerves too.

All in all, I am disappointed with the way Weber left me hanging.  Really!  What kind of ending was that?  Is the Minister still lingering outside waiting to finish off what he started?

Regardless of how it's going down, I can't wait to see this on the big screen! Oh and the ultimate connection to The Choir Director.  I know it's coming.

My title should have been the title of this book.  Yes, the cause of the effect was The Choir Director; however, this was a case of the entire cast acting a fool.  Well, maybe not Pippie.

Unlike The Choir Director, this sequel was just okay for me. A little drawn, but there was some good action.  The Bishop and The Choir Director throwing blows.  The First Lady whoring.  Obsessive Lesbians.  A STD carrying best man with a pregnant wife and the con artist from hell.  I'm out of breath just thinking about what all went down.

The only person I truly felt sorry for was poor Pippie.  He was the only one that had his head wrapped on tight and look what happened to him.  Dead and gone for no good reason.

I see this turning into a series.  The ending for this book left much to the imagination.  You never find out what happens with Ross and Selena or Bishop and Monique.  Then they bring in this absolutely bland, dry, boring so called ending for Aaron and Tia.  WT!

Come on Carl! You need to power up on the next one.