Review of Wack City

[Ayorinde Joseph]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Wack City" by Miko Montgomery.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Wack City is a beautiful piece of literary work by Miko Montgomery. This book contains some tales about the beautiful city of Las Vegas. Every city certainly has their activities that are unique to them only. In this book, the author narrates crazy but exciting stories about Las Vegas. Jill is a multitalented woman who works as a writer, and as a film producer. It is pretty clear she is not having a great time at work as most of the credits belonging to her are often directed to her boss, the director. She certainly needs a change, which is probably why she wasted no time in arranging her flight to Las Vegas when her astrologer informed her that she was going to hit a jackpot that weekend. Her experiences both on the flight and on arrival were sort of discouraging but she still decided to press on. She met Reuben in an unusual way. Their conversations flowed easily and Reuben had to tell her some tales about Las Vegas. These tales are Reuben's work but Jill had other plans. Something unexpectedly happened at the end. Will Jill hit the jackpot?

Wack City is an interesting book that is capable of pricking anybody's attention. Each tale of Las Vegas narrated in the book is quite captivating and suspenseful. It was so difficult to predict the end of each tale. However, what I admire most is how the author was able to gather these tales together to write a single book. The idea behind this book formulation is outstanding and impressive. There are also details in the book that give a brief description of life in Las Vegas. I enjoyed the writing style used by the author. The story was clear, precise, and easy to relate to.

It is difficult to dislike something about a book as great as Wack City. However, I must admit that the book has a slow start which may make it less interesting to some readers.

The book is well-written, and has a very good plot. The book might have a slow start but one would be able to understand why it is necessary after diving deep into the book. I didn't find any errors while reading so the book was professionally edited. I will rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

I would recommend Wack City to people who like reading fiction and horror books.

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