Review: Trust No One
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 15, 2012
Another great find, discovered by looking at the 'people who bought The Old Man and the Wasteland also bought this' suggestions.  My reasoning was is I used a book I loved as my starting point I might discover something good - and that reasoning paid off in spades.What I loved about this book was its originality, its  fast past and the ordinariness of its main character.  This really was a case of an ordinary person in an extraordinary situation.  I read this book pretty much in one sitting - so take that as a sign that this story will get you hooked and then you just have to hold on for the ride.There were a few things that let this book down a bit.  It would benefit from a good editor, there were things that happened that didn't quite seem logical to me e.g. I suspect if you used an axe to chop through a power line you wouldn't be around to tell the tale.It worth more than three stars, but not quite four.For my money though I still think the  author has really done a good job and certainly deserves more than the 99cents I paid for my kindle copy