Review: Sooo
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2013
Well, where O where to start. I guess editting is a good place. The book starts off better in that area than the previous but it does not last. Sooner rather than later we get treated to the same editting issues as the previous book. The story progresses at a slow pace at the start but then picks up and races to the finish line. While the story is still interesting enough it is getting increasingly hurt by the way the author is telling it.The author has increased the number of POV characters. We get thrown from one set of characters to another, from one nation to that one. You will follow one character or another for a good bit then it will switch and you may not see that first one again for some time, if at all. Aaron, the main character of the first book does not really join the story until about the halfway mark. Instead we are treated to more of Brian who i just dont care about. The story has expanded and i dont know how it will hold up being expanded so much so quickly.Other things to note are that the book is short. So that POV becomes a bit more of an issue than a longer book. Also the price increased, not really a big deal but something to keep in mind. Ill probably buy book three but its not set in stone. If it doesnt come out in a few months or so I wouldnt have any problem putting the series down.