Review: Creator Class -
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2012
Creator Class by K.M. BreakeyI picked this book up and read it very quickly.  The pages literarly flew by (ok, not literarly but they moved across my Kindle pretty fast).  The author's writing style is fluid and smooth and his use of dialogue to push the story forward is fantastic.  I could almost hear the different characters' voices in my head going back and forth with each - well done!  Too often, I find authors use dialogue in place of telling the story.  Not so with Breakey.  His style drew me in and every chapter left me wanting more.The characters in Creator class are well thought out and well developed.  All the characters, even the supporting cast, are slowly built up throughout the book.  From Shawn, the likeable protagonist, to Rourke, Smith, and Pedro, some of the antagonists, all of the characters resonated with me in some way.  Even the enigmatic Gus was well thought out and executed.  If getting to know the characters in a book is as important to you as it is to me, you won't be disappointed.Breakey also does an excellent job of creating the Creator Class and the new world of 2084.  Each scene is carefully constructed and well conveyed.  The story unfolds at a steady pace.  I hate books where the author throws all the background info at you at once.  Again, not the case here.  As each new chapter unfolds, a little more of the world in Creator Class is revealed making the story and its settings really come to life.The only minor issue I found with this book concerned editing.  There were a few places (very few) where a word was misspelled or missing.  Honestly, it didnt bother me a bit.  I was so engrossed in the story that I hardly even noticed.  I wouldnt be able to tell you where they even were in the story.  The errors were a blip on my radar and disappeared as quickly as they appeared.  They did not detract from the story at all.  I only mention them because I noticed them.This is a great book.  The story moves at an even pace.  The characters grow and develop naturally.  I'll be honest, when I started reading, I thought "I already know where this is going."  I didn't - not even close.  I judge books in a simple way - if I started reading and couldn't come back and finish a book for some reaon, would it bother me?  The answer here was a resounding YES!  I wanted to know what happened to Shawn and Rachel, and Nana.  I needed to know how it all ended.I rate this book at 5 stars.  It held my attention, forced me to think (both about the plot and our own world), and in places even gave me a good chuckle.  If you liked The Hunger Games or are a fan of dystopian fiction, you won't be disappointed.  Good job, Mr. Breakey!