Review: Couldn't Put It Down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 30, 2009
Plot/Storyline: 5 StarsEver imagined what it's like to be a paranoid schizophrenic?  This book will show you. You will cringe from the emotions invoked by this thriller.  You might even become a little paranoid yourself.The protagonist, Argus, of this book already knows that he has a problem. However, he also knows that his medication controls it. So, what happens when he sees a naked stewardess serving drinks on a plane and none of the other passengers notice?  Well, he must be going crazy again, right?There are many plot twists and turns while Argus goes on a journey to try to figure out what is real and what is not. He also needs to clear himself of a murder charge. This is a bit difficult to do while in a mental institution.Reading this book will have you on the edge of your seat, unable to put it down. I was actually sad to see it end.Character Development: 4 3/4 StarsArgus is a very logical character. Although he suffers from a mental illness, readers can easily put themselves in his shoes to understand the realistic decisions made by him.I did wonder at times why he didn't spare a little more thought to his wife and child.Writing Style: 5 StarsThis book is extremely well written with tight, concise prose. Every single sentence forwards the plot and story line.Editing/Formatting: 5 StarsThis is a self-published work without an error to be found. It is of better quality than many commercially published books. The Kindle formatting is also excellent.Rating: PG-13 due to minimal violence and mature psychological issues