It's almost as if none of the characters really matter because this is clearly Mr. Patoff's show and the characters are simply interchangeable props to be used in his schemes. In my whole life, I have known no wise people (over a broad subject matter area) who didn’t read all the time – none, zero.”

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While there was a great deal to like about this book, it wasn’t entirely without flaw. There were a number of grammatical issues which made me think it needed a thorough line editing. One of the worst, repeated several times, was the author’s fondness for the term ‘exploded’, as in “Her beautiful dark eyes exploded.” In a book with violent scenes of death and graphic violence, that really isn’t good imagery to use, and a good line editor would have helped make that into something less jarring.

What about the rebels? Sure, there are a few who try to fight the good fight against what's going on. Craig Horne (along with his wife Angie and son Dylan) and his friend and coworker Phil Allen seem to be about the only people really made uncomfortable by what's going on, but even then there's no real reason to identify with or feel any particular way about them.

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