Yellow Earrings

Like a low budget 50s "B" Scifi movie

Revisado: 07-20-21

This book was extremely difficult to get through. While having the thin veneer of a being a Christian novel in that the main character prays continuously and often reads the King James Bible ("because that's the only one that hasn't been changed"), it is actually more of a New Age work. It is riddled with profanity and the author appears to obsessed with the topic of sex. He seems as though he cannot mention a woman character without also going into an extremely detailed description of her physical appearance even to the point of giving her bodily measurements virtually every time ("She was a voluptuous 38-24-36 double D cup"). In fact, almost all of the female characters seem to only know how to dress seductively and have only one thing in mind. It is embarrassingly salacious.
There is zero character development. The good guys are all squeakier clean than Captain America (and by that, I mean the old school Cap) while the antagonists are all very bad. The writing is
sophomoric and the dialogue is painful and redundant. While not very original, the plot concept isn't too bad. The story line, however beyond predictable.
I really enjoy listening to audio fiction and I'm not typically too hard to please, but this one ... is a no go.

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