Title: Setting the stage
Product review: The book had a LOT of potential but didn't really fulfill any of it. The reader is left completely unsatisfied that anything productive has been done minus that the stage has been set for (hopefully) a sequel in which there will be some actual ACTION. I found it very frustrating that the authors had three different threads of events going on and didn't weave them together into any kind of conclusion. Instead, the book is basically bringing those three threads together. End of story. Nothing resolved. I wouldn't buy this book until a sequel is published and the sequel has been determined to actually DO something. Only then will this book be worthwhile for background.
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