Review: What happens when the baddest man in the universe acquires the power of a god?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
I have read all of the Cain books by TR Harris and I have liked them all. This book is one of my least favorite of the series as it seems hastily written and parts of the story are not as action filled as the previous books. It is still a fun read and I give it 4 stars (really about a 3.5) but it had so much more potential.The plot of the story is interesting and Adam Cain is still the enforcer for the new government trying to control and hold together a galaxy at the verge of crumbling into political chaos. What detracts from the story for me are the whining of Adam's girlfriend throughout the book and the premise that only 6 humans can enforce control in a galaxy of thousands of known inhabited planets. That is beyond unrealistic.The series needs to go back to more action and adventure. It also needs more proofreading to correct the spelling errors. I can accept some grammatical errors, especially in the dialog, as that is how many people actually speak but a good proof reader would improve the books written by Mr. Harris.I hope the next book returns back to the action packed series that made it interesting for me. I can't take another book of whining and details about the places the characters live. Let's get back to more of the human race interacting in the galaxy and Adam leading the organization that brings leadership and control. A peace force of rugged individuals dedicated to controlling the evil guys of the universe. This book was a fair start but it is time to bring back the old Adam Cain and use those god like powers to kick the universe into shape!