Review: Lots of twists and turns - but little far fetched
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2013
This is a short work about greed, betrayal and ulterior motives with a side of serial killing. The story follows a couple who have one the lottery and want to keep that a secret until they can submit the ticket officially, lest someone steal it from them or worse. People do crazy things for money. So the story follows the couple's attempts to secretly make their way to the Lottery Building or whereever it is one turns in lottery tickets. They enlist the aid of a limo driver who, little do they know, may be connected to a string of murders. The side story is that of the detective who is investigating the killings.PROS: There are lots of twists and turns and most of the story keeps a fast pace so if you enjoy plot twists or watching the characters be surprised, then you may enjoy this. Also lots of scheming and betrayal.CONS: I am not all that bright and even I saw many of the supposed twists and turns early on. For example, I was pretty sure I knew who was going to end up with the lottery ticket. I didn't  mind that so much, but some of the 'twists' and 'schemes' are really far fetched. Even the characters admit that they often were 'winging' it which doesn't make alot of sense when you are talking about a hundred million dollar payout or murder. There are multiple sex scenes but they really seemed gratuitous and almost written as filler.