Review: magic book is able to produce terrible headaches in reader
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
Very slow, enough development for one maybe two chapters in an ordinary novel.  The worst is it just stops with nothing changed, no obstacles overcome, and even the people killed (except one) mysteriously aren't dead.  I felt like I was reading the series opener for The Fugitive (since it is a run and hide plot which basically sets up a permanent run and hide plot).The worst is that the author deliberately sets the reader up to think that both the relationship and the run and hide business are going to be resolved in a final fight, and you sort of find out in an epilog that nothing is changed and the villain is still alive and well and plotting to resume mind control over basically everyone.A number of the characters get splitting needles-in-brain headaches when they try to think of not obeying the villainess, well, that is exactly the kind of headache I got at the end.  Seriously!  Normally I reserve one star for books I could not finish.  Since this one didn't finish, same thing, but with the headache.Oh yeah, and the hero sees that he could be powerful too, and maybe at least fix a few cuts and bruises his love interest and best friend have suffered, but that is way more power than he is comfortable with, so he declines.  And it's his fault the villainess is just temporarily gone instead of dead.  This book is really so bad it is a public threat to health and safety.  Sit in your car with your seatbelt buckled while reading it.