Review: Kept Me Glued To The Kindle, An Above Standard Drama
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
I immediately got glimpses of Batman. Ok, maybe not exactly like Batman, but there is enough tragedy and sorrow to give enough credence to the main character. The main character here loses his parents in an accident and sees the court system come unraveled, so he seeks justice. If you could mix the notion of "Batman Begins" the emotional connections that are sewn with a miscarriage of justice, and the tenacity of "Crash", you will start to see an interconnected world that is just vibrant and very much worth investing your time into.I liked it. I found it engaging, and right when I wanted to mark down this review to a 4, Spyder was able to turn me into a believer with the unique way of presenting the story. This is very much a dramatic book, and one that uses a certain realism to bind your emotions and heart to the characters. Not just Zachary, but mores so humanity, as things unravel that you may or may not see on the news today. I liked it. I think it's a solid read, and one that is definitely worth getting a hold of.Even though this is not like the movies I mentioned above, it had me visualizing it with my own favorite actors, and that's rare.