Review: Movie material
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2014
I love being able to read a good book under the sun, while on vacation and this was such a good book that it compelled me to write this review.  I was initially drawn to this book for the fact of “a cancer cure” involved in it.  In addition, even though the “look inside” preview at Kindle includes a preview up to the fourth chapter,  I was sold at chapter two where an older man manages to withdraw a pint of blood from Rory’s arm and states “Remember, you’re not special … Your blood is special.”  Shortly after this incidence, we are taken back,  two years earlier where Rory is an “extreme sport”  guide, and in this case "Mountainboarding”  or “off road skateboarding”.  We learn that, as a result of being a blood donor, the doctors discovered that Rory’s blood is credited with curing an AIDS patient.  From this point, the story really takes off.This is a fast paced book that has more than everything in it, and is easy to read.  Written in first tense, the writer is skilled with word choice to put you right there in the story.  I really liked Rory’s character, including his wit.Due to the unique story-line of this book, including how it makes you question human nature and keeps you thinking about the story after finishing it, not to mention that it is well researched and thought out, this book should really be made into a movie.  A highly recommended five star book.