Review by Bukari -- Superhighway by Alex Fayman

[Bukari]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Superhighway" by Alex Fayman.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Superhighway is a fiction written by Alex Fayman, and it is in the genre of Sci-Fi/Fantasy. Alex is an orphan who lives in an orphanage with his colleagues. The story is about a young boy who goes through a lot of agony and troubles. Mr. and Mrs. Dempster adopt Alex when he is five years of age. Subsequently, he is sent back into the orphanage because the couple is having challenges. Also, Mr. Collins and his wife adopt Alex, and when Alex is ten years of age, he is sent back to the orphanage.

The young boy is a product of a mutated human being that is capable of traveling through the World Wide Web via internet cables. This gift is something that he grows up to explore that looks strange to him. The ability to travel through various computers and websites is something that he takes for granted. He hacks people's accounts through the use of the internet to steal huge sums of money into his own account. The stolen money is used to support the needy and the vulnerable in the society, including his own orphanage where he is brought up.

This is an amazing narrative from the author, well, I would say because the characters and the chapters are properly placed and they create a good flow of the work. The lengths of the chapters are moderate to read and follow without unnecessary breaks. I found the characters to be following one after the other; they perform their roles perfectly. And I also found the characters easy to follow because I could recognize which character was performing at a particular time.

Also, the technological aspect of the story was very intriguing as I followed the manner in which Alex traveled on the internet. I enjoyed it because the internet cable was always so near that he could escape from his enemies and their attacks.

On the other side, I noticed that the attitude that Alex put up in hacking millionaires' accounts was unjust because those monies were the hard-earned sweats of brave men. The youth nowadays all learn how to make money using shortcuts, nobody wants to sweat before earning a living. Those lazy people could even do worse than what Alex did; they would surf the internet and hack the accounts of the world's richest men.

I, therefore, rate this novel 4 out of 4 stars. I found a few grammatical or typographical errors in it. So, even though there are a few errors, I still give the necessary credit to the editor of the book and Fayman. Fayman's work was very interesting because I am a fan of the modern technological era. I recommend the storybook to people who want to venture into cybersecurity because we need to be abreast with the latest technological updates. But this could be difficult to read and understand for people with no basic knowledge of information technology.

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