Review: The Master of Twists
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2013
I first came across David Wailing when I saw Timeline (Auto series) available for free one day. I read and liked it a lot, and proceeded to pick up all of his other books. I have just one more to read. So far, he has not failed to keep me guessing in each story. Copy is a very timely book, one that even seems to reference itself at times. It is completely believable to read about the degree of technological enhancement books will have in the future that Wailing predicts. I thought I knew what the solution to this mystery was as I read, but he really kept me guessing to the bitter end if I was right.If you choose to read the Auto series, I recommend reading this one last. I started with Timeline, then Relationship Status (those two could be swapped), then Backup, Friend Request, and Copy (the last two could be swapped). Although the author says the order doesn't matter, I felt that the technology did seem to become more involved when read in the order I did - there seemed like a progression.Besides this series, I recommend Fake Kate. I have "Bang! Memoirs of a Relationship Assassin" next on my list to read.