Review: A deadly Game-New York
Posted: 21 May 2014, 16:41
received this as a free novel , and don't regret reading it. This novel was short and too the point, perhaps there were moments when more could have been said or a few situations or could have been cleared up. However I really liked that it was short, sweet and too the point. Unlike some authors who like to write about everything except for the story.
This is a novel with a simple plot line, James wants to take over the world. He is rich successful and has a scheme to get exactly what he wants. Unfortunately one day he is seen carrying out a thread of his nefarious scheme. Our second string of main characters follow him because he is now linked with their neighbors death. Just how far does the rabbit hole go when you follow James?
I feel that at times the author didn't take himself to seriously, like this was meant to be a neat little story online instead of being on paper.
I really like how the MC James is original with his own thoughts and feelings that seem a bit psychotic but he still manages to keep all of the grace that a villain should have.
This is a novel with a simple plot line, James wants to take over the world. He is rich successful and has a scheme to get exactly what he wants. Unfortunately one day he is seen carrying out a thread of his nefarious scheme. Our second string of main characters follow him because he is now linked with their neighbors death. Just how far does the rabbit hole go when you follow James?
I feel that at times the author didn't take himself to seriously, like this was meant to be a neat little story online instead of being on paper.
I really like how the MC James is original with his own thoughts and feelings that seem a bit psychotic but he still manages to keep all of the grace that a villain should have.