Review: Decent Read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2013
Others have  pointed up the same faults that I would have spoken of. Of primary concern was the constant shift of ego, the focus from which the text derives. This made it difficult to keep the apparent hero in mind and to develop a strong positive attachment to him.  There were more subplots than necessary; this tended to give a diffuse feel to the book and detract from ones focus on the central themes. On the positive side, the author writes well and is able to generate some humor along the way. The hero does have some grating flaws which doesn't contribute to building sympathy for his plight, but still he does come out as being likeable overall. I would recommend giving the author a try; you are likely to find it pleasant, at  a minimum, and, possibly to become attached to the author's work.