Review: A review from a man of about 178 cents on his 35 and a half cent wide computer...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2012
TAG is a great story and details a very immersive world. The plot went from thin to thick and deep really quickly and kept getting deeper as the story went one. So much is happening at a lot of points in the book that you don't know who is on what side and who you are rooting for as the hero. There was even a love story mixed in that helped push the plot along instead of boring someone like me who is not into reading romance. The way the characters are interact and relate made this a page turner.The only real negative that I had with the book was the way that everything was over described. The short forms that the author believes we will be talking in were severely overused for my taste and kept drawing me out of the story. I didn't count, but listing heights in 'cents' (of course short for centimetres) was the worst of the offenders of this and I almost put the book down a couple times because of it. Other descriptive terms were used so much that they made me shake my head in distaste. If it wasn't for the great story and plot I would have been slowed to halt by those speed bumps.Cover to cover, TAG is a good read for those that like a little science fiction mixed with conspiracy stories. If something like the Illuminati interests you, this is a must read. The first chapter of the next book was included at the end, and I am anxiously waiting for that one to hit the market...