Review: Disjointed and Boring
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2012
Free to Die was a reading gamble that did not pay off.  Sometimes true gems can be found among the free downloads, but this was not one of them.I am uncertain if the author was going for an unusual edge when constructing his story or what.  The disjointed manner of writing was off-putting from the beginning.  I felt as if I had been tossed into the middle of the fray and expected that some of the points would be clarified throughout the book.  Unfortunately, this was not the case.The characters were not well fleshed out.  I felt that a couple of their stories would make for very interesting reading, but the reader is not enlightened about their backgrounds.The monotonous back and forth of the title character's actions as he attempts to clear his name had me skimming over chunks of text, which made following the more relevant points of the story difficult to do.I did manage to make it through to the end of the book, but feel that the effort was wasted.  It was, sadly, simply an unsatisfying story.