Review: Eh...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 15, 2012
The good news is that it wasn't so bad that I didn't finish the book.  It's a quick read, so that probably helped.Now for the bad news.First, a new issue with formatting for the Kindle.  Every few screens, a paragraph was split in the middle.  In the middle of a sentence there would be a new paragraph.  Not the most annoying formatting, but it was noticable.Second, the book is marketed as science fiction, but it fails most tests of science fiction.  Stuff just happens.  The books says that they violate physical law, but then they don't try to either explain the new law, nor even be consistent within the new law.  This book is fantasy.In fact, this book reminds me a great deal of Stephen King'sThe Stand.  Not neccessarily in a good way, but the same genre.  Start with something that happens in the current world, with major destruction, etc.  Then let the supernatural step in.It seems like The Stand was the model being used by the author.  But King creates interesting characters and puts them into a situation to see what happens.  The author just had things happen.  The Stand put the action in the book into an overall context.  With Desert Angles, the book is the context.So think of this as a poor cousin to The Stand.  It was readable, but far inferior.