Review: heck of a book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
Truly compelling story in a world the author created and made believable. The brief premisis is a world that the player or person wearing a fully sustaining headset can have a world they created and live in complete stress free bliss without having to move or wake up ever. Two survivors that are trying to free others and survive being assimilated into the group conscious being controlled by a evil corporation. The author successfully duped me so he gets 5/5 for story creating. The character building is another 5/5 he is very good at creating characters that I cared about, believed in and was compelled to read about until the very end. 5/5 for developing a human element an example would be the two main characters would traverse the desolate landscape while being in fear for their lives searching for people wearing these headsets with the hope of removing them from the survivors. The whole time the reader is constantly reminded that the characters are poorly nourished and in poor physical overall health 5/5 for overall character description as I would imagine them being in this desolate environment. My interest in the history of the events that led to this fictional world kept me constantly reading in hopes of catching any information.  The  bad things hunting these two main characters were terrifying and the reader never knew much about them until the incredible closing chapters. Compelling well written storyline, well edited and  no filler words to increase the word count. This author tried to give me a beta copy for a well earned honest review but my kindle was uncooperative and I ended up purchasing it from amazon with no regrets. I read the book over a two day period and greedily anticipate another other books he writes.