Review: A slightly flawed concept, beautifully presented.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2013
A fun book, although I didn't really get into the concept and plot. It was well written, but the multitude of first-person viewpoints detracted from the whodunnit aspects of the story.  I did get a bit distracted because although the manuscript was very presented, it frequently was missing the space after punctuation. I'd blink, and have to reread it before I realized it was another sentence. It was a really quick read though, very smooth, streamlined writing with just enough detail to add realism, but not enough to bog down.The characters were all well written, and in any other story, I'd love the diversity of viewpoints, especially contradicting viewpoints contrasting characters' perceptions of others, with their own self image. In the context of this one, it made the plot harder to follow, while at the same time detracting from the mystery, because once you'd been in a person's head, you couldn't convince yourself they might have done it.Enter To Win was a lot of fun to read, even if I couldn't turn my brain off enough to enjoy it fully.