To start off I found these books to have a good storyline, with a twist or two. They are the type of book that once you start, they are hard to put down.
The main character, Chance Hogan is modeled after a well-known figure and that becomes evident after only a few pages. Many authors need to do extensive research before putting together a book and sometimes that makes the story not flow as it should. This is not the case here as many of the adventures or misadventures are perhaps drawn from the author’s own experiences and enhanced to fit the story. This makes for more realistic and descriptive prose as it slides
from one bit of action to the next.
I refrain from going too far into the plot, so not to spoil it for someone else.
World Run
The story picks up shortly after the previous story ends. Even though this tale can stand on its own I would recommend reading Harbor Town Seduction first as it sets up this book nicely.
World Run finds our hero, Chance Hogan, down and out in the women department only to fall in lust and subsequently in love with a local Asian beauty. This love affair propels Chance into an adventure where he has to count on old friends and new to sort out the cause for events, which lead him on a wild journey around the world.
Again, KRB no doubt has drawn on his own experiences to help this story flow by providing vivid descriptions that puts the reader right there in the different ports of call.
