Review: Sometimes being the good Samaritan doesn't turn out to be good
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2014
Robert Bevan's quartet of jerky protagonists, role-playing gamers from our world, trapped by their own crassness and stupidity in an alternate universe where their game is real and the referee hates them, find themselves confronting opposition more organized than themselves, and the racism and ineptitude of their own group as they try to warn passers-by of a nearby ambassador, but find themselves threatened by an army of orcs, the King Kong of grizzly bears and a cluster of upper class snobs who let them have it when they try to help.Of course, given the base nature's of our heroes, I initially thought them to be the a-holes of the title, and in many ways, I wasn't wrong.