GOOD STORY, WORTH THE READ
It jumps a bit &the editing is pretty average. A bit light on with depth. Thats the negatives. Its actually not a bad read at all. Worth the few dollars paid. It all smacks of an author finding thier way & developing a style. I reckon Whiskey will improve & settle down to crafting better works. Gaining depth, a more lyrical & descriptive style. A lot of readers (I'm one) don't really see words from a skilled writer, it plays accross in our heads like a movie. Thus more effort describing people, locations, body language, ambiance & scenery are essential. The ability to truly wordsmith requires the author using as few words as possible otherwise the book becomes unwieldy. I suggest Whiskey reads an Australian author called Matthew Reilly. A man who really knows how to cut out the extraneous while giving his writing a real visceral punch. His stuff is highly visual as well. Bit tired of suggesting this to authors but chuck in a locality map & make sure you refer to it regularly when your characters travel. Cheers, keep it up I'm prepared to follow an author developing themself.