Review: Scott never disappoints! A wonderful novella
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2013
Imagine a world without sickness or disease; a utopia that we all dream of. Now take it a step further and imagine sleep is no longer needed, hormones are regulated, transporting to another country is just seconds away. This is the paradise-like world set up in Stupid Perfect World. The novella alternates POVs between Kieran and Maria. Maria has a crush on Kieran, but he's not the girl his eyes are set on. During Scarcity class, a class that focuses on life before perfection, the students are asked to opt for a certain `problem' from back in the day. Maria opts to stop her hormones from being regulated; she wants to feel things full force. Kieran, not having prepared for this project, opts to add sleep to his schedule. When the two projects merge, dreams and strong emotions, a connectionis formed. This is a beautiful short story, and my only complaint is that it wasn't nearly long enough. Scott has such a way with creating this unique worlds and this novella is no exception.Oh, and the great thing about this novel -- it's only 1.99$ for ebook on Amazon