Review: No Medals for Secrets

No Medals for Secrets No Medals for Secrets by Elliott Kay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is really, really good. I like this series very much and now, that this one introduced a new perspective (this story is from the point of view of Alicia Wong, Tanner has some little part in the beginning only) it refreshed the whole storyline again. I really liked Tanner as the protagonist in the previous three, but sometimes it's good to have some change and still stay in the same universe. I really liked this book. Maybe better than the previous in the series. Or the previous two. It was at least as good as the first one.

So to everybody who has read the first trilogy. Don't abandon the saga. It just gets better.

P.s.: It was so good, that even though I have a strict list what to read next planned in advance for at least 2 or 3 months, I inserted the other series by Eliot Key (Good Intentions) just to read some more from him. It doesn't happen ver often.

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