Review: Bigger means better
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2012
Here is why Bigger is better...Better than Marinade- the first in this series.It is difficult to approach the second part of a series with the same kind of energy while keeping it fresh. The author did this easily, confidently even. The plot line is basically about the characters wish and how this is turned against them by the demon living under the wellthis story has a clever experiment with the formula. you will find in the first of the series that you dislike the main characters. they have a kind of charisma that draws you to them, makes you want to dislike them and find out what happens to them. now in this story the characters are not so obvious at first. there is a kind of sympathy play on each of the charcters but as their personal stories become more apparent, in the end it is not so easy to decide whether or not you like them. it is very well written to the point where i found it hard to discern the dislike of the characters from the manipulation of the demon. i love that in a story; where you are left to wonder which way it is. were they basically bad or did they need a helping hand to become evil? did they have it in them or do they need to be introduced to it first?nice twist at the end too. it looks like another story is set up already.