Review: Pull Over.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
I'd like to review the whole book, but I was less than ten percent through when I gave up and sent it back to Amazon, who put the "fun" in "refund."It wasn't terrible - but it wasn't very good.  Weepy protagonist, who despite growing up in the contemporary United States just happens to be a master swordsperson, some random Capitalizations, that sort of thing.  The note where his grandfather says goodbye couldn't keep my attention.Thanks to Amazon, and the growing market for self-published novels, there are a lot of writers out there who read traditionally published authors and say to themselves, "Hey, I could do that!"  They would do better to take a page from Pixar's Ratatouille - good writers can come from anywhere, but not everyone can be a good writer.  Particularly not without a tremendous amount of native talent, a good editor, and lots of practice.I would not recommend taking this road.