Patrick Gaebelein

Unfulfilling and Underwhelming

Revisado: 11-14-22

It seems as if the author was trying to fulfill a obligation he may have incurred contractually in writing this book.

It seems very little research was done in terms of command and control, weapons systems, reaction times, and general geopolitical realities.

There is a two person rule in regard to the release of nuclear weapons, this is not alluded to in the book.

Drones cannot be willed out of nowhere, and cities that were vaporized in earlier chapters cannot be broadcasting national news programs in subsequent chapters. The dialogue is clumsy, the character backstories non-sensical in relation to the plot, and in fact are somewhat exhausting.

It kept my interest just long enough to finish it, but I feel as if I spent a day at the beach; too much sun, exhausted, and worse for the west.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 06-01-21

Interesting enough to keep you there until the end; however I figured out the antagonist about 75% in, so there’s really no plot twist.

Killed time at work.

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Performed Poorly

Revisado: 05-13-21

Pure pulp. Entertaining enough, decent story. The performance is like a badly acted 1930s radio-play.

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Performed Poorly

Revisado: 05-13-21

Pure pulp. Entertaining enough, decent story. The performance is like a badly acted 1930s radio-play.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 02-23-19

Disjointed, over-acted, maddening. Keeps you interested just long enough to disappoint, especially considering the premise is wholly original.

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