Review: Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2013
This was a fun read, but purely fantasy, especially the premises of the book.  The premises seemed to be two-fold.  The first is based on some research done on extra-sensory powers that have been documented.  This science formed the base of the story itself.The second premise is based on women only being given these extra-sensory powers and that they would rule better than men do.  Even though I am a woman, I have but one word for this stand: Nonsense!Humankind, both men and women,lacks the ability to rule the world with temperance and justice, especially if the human is as powerful as these women are portrayed.  We need something to keep us humble, and these women don't have it, not one single flaw, not one single authority that they are answerable to.Furthermore, we are internally flawed, and I don't mean physically.  A scientist can do all they tests available, and we all fall short of being the kind of people who could rule the world, especially long term.However, the book was well written, and it was a fun read.  I enjoyed it.  Oh, and the author should take care to change Dillard's to Dillbury's.  It escaped his notice once.Blessings.