Title: Only if you don't have better choices
Product review: The premise was interesting--poaching of abalone--so the protagonist worked for Fish and Game. However, the story was disjointed, had gaping holes in the story line, and tried to include too many people. Was it a story about poaching, drug smuggling, or an evil hit man's revenge? Yes. Fish and Game, FBI, local police in several locations, informants who changed sides, suspects who helped in the end, and, oh yes, a marriage separation and a teenager suffering anorexia. Too much for a coherent tale.It was made more frustrating because of how it appeared on my Kindle. It was as though it had been moved from a magazine or newspaper that requires justified lines; hyphens were dropped in all over the place. There were other grammatical errors a good editor would have caught. I finished it because I'm basically stubborn, but I don't think I'll be looking for more Kirk Russell novels.
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