Review: 1.5 Stars- Glad I Borrowed This Book & Didn't Pay For It
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 15, 2012
What's right with this book: there were very, very few typos (unusual on Kindle books).What's wrong with this book: plenty!The plot of this story seems like it is geared for the Young Adult audience. A magic ring, that the main character found in an antique shop, gives the wearer power to become invisible and fly/float. The explanation to how this ring works is rediculous at best (hint: Area 51). There are plenty of plot holes involving the ring (one example: do the objects the ring wearer uses become invisible, too?).More problems abound in this story. There are puzzling coincidences, unrealistic motives, and more plot holes (not centered around the ring - just one quick example: The main character has hired a PI to search for his sons with no results for years. The author would have us believe it takes someone with CIA connections to discover that one son is dead and one is in prison - Really! Why didn't the PI just do a search with the sons' SSNs).I would not recommend this book to anyone. There are pleny of great books out there and sadly, this is not one of them.