BOOK REVIEW: Upside Down by Fern Michaels

Upside Down (Men of the SisterHood)

by Fern Michaels (Goodreads Author)

ebook

Published January 1st 2014 by Zebra Books

Goodreads synopsis: Behind every member of the Sisterhood, there s a man who knows better than to get in her way. Now the guys are bonding together, in the first in a thrilling new series from New York Times bestselling author Fern Michaels. "Through public triumphs and private sorrows, the men in the Sisters lives husbands, friends, colleagues, and lovers have offered invaluable aid and support. In the process, they ve become an informal brotherhood of their own, able to relate to the unique challenges and rewards of life among the vigilantes.

I thought this book was okay. It basically was a transition book. There was a ton of explaining who everyone was in the beginning because there are so many players in this book. I felt like this book was the type of book that if you sliced a book into three equal parts, this book would be the middle segment. There was not a lot of actual story going on here. Just explaining and setting up stuff for later action.

Because of that, I didn't get a lot out of this book. I had not read any of the 23+ books that are previous to this series. I think this "Men of the Sisterhood" is a new segment of the "Sisterhood" series by Fern Michaels. I have only previous read her stand alone novels.

I will have to read the next book, Countdown, in order to see what the heck is really going on here. 3.5 Stars.

I received this book as an ARC (Advanced Reader Copy) in return for an honest review. I thank the publisher, the author and Net Galley for allowing me to read this novel.