Review: Sophmoric but full of promise
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 9, 2012
This was a bit of tough read because the writting style reminded me of an unpolished high schooler. For that matter the ideas expressed could be those of a sixth grade student. Do you remember? If I was super smart I would invent a way of becoming super rich and powerful so that I did not have to take crap from anybody and I could do what I wanted. And while I was at it I would grow up big and strong and handsome so I could have any female I wanted.Get the idea? Good because that's kind of how the book flows. Characters and scene development are on the weak side. Yet for all the flaws I still gave a 3 star rating because the author was willing to pen the ideas many young males have or have had. That was the fun part of the read for me. I trust it will be so for others also.Want your own country with legal drugs and prostitution so you can have wild parties with world leaders who seem to have no moral standards?  Kevin does in Army of Me. If you are not troubled by such thoughts try the book. You just might enjoy youth's ideas on the loose.