Peter Grant calls Jim Davis a raconteur and I hate myself for not coming up with the adjective myself. The Grey Man- Changes is the third installment of the Cronin Family saga and another tale well delivered. Life is not stagnant, it moves on, sometimes is good and sometimes is deadly. Jim focuses more on the new generation but smartly does not relegate Old Man Cronin to a less than primary role: He is still the head honcho, but the new blood that will carry the tradition is expanding including family and the non-blood related family.
He who stands with me…
I hate to sound too cryptic, but I hate giving even a hint of a spoiler. The book continues on the Curtis tradition of a good tale and you won’t be disappointed. Available in both Kindle and Dead Tree so you have no excuse. Get it.
Thank you sir, the kind words are appreciated!
I haven’t finished the last one yet.
On you recommendation, Miguel, I read the first two and liked them. Now, I am 1/3 of the way through the latest one, and like it so far. Most books have their heroes/heroines “miraculously heal” after a firefight. This one deals with the ramifications of Jesse’s last firefight. And it is a doozie.
I am glad you like them…. and I also hate the miraculous shoulder wound that heals in a week.