Review: I doubt this "author" is/was American!
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2014
There are so many problems with this "book" that I don't know where to begin. I just wanted to be entertained, and wasn't expecting a series discourse. I also was not expecting  awful grammar, syntax, and improper word usage. By "improper word usage," I do not mean cuss words. I mean improperly used nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs.Examples:"while many decried his identity, others believed when he died by suicide, it was actually foul play." (decried???)"so say some people""afforded by such locations allegedly."(Notice how I used the double-line quotation marks, according to American standards? This author applied the British form with usage of single line quotation marks.)"theorised" rather than "theorized."Using a period to end what is obviously a question.Etc...........my own grammar is far from correct as I compose this because I'm so outraged over wasting  my money on such garbage.  Early on, I sensed that the author was using a derogatory tone to imply that Americans are foolish, gullible,  and our nation is full of cults and government conspiracies, which we Americans are oblivious to. I did not finish this. I did delete it. And then brushed me teeth and used hand sanitizer.