Submitted by Chris  (Jan 16, 2008)Ok this is a first for me and I will do my best. If anything I want everyone to know, this book is a Top 10 for me. The book was fast which I loved, and it stayed with the story. There wasn't skipping and moving around in the plot, it kept to the point. I guess I have already proved I am simple minded.
If you are a reader who wants to break books down and find inaccuracies then I am sure that you will be able to do that with this novel, but for me I am not a scientist, I am not a biologist, I am only a person who reads for enjoyment, and I don't want to look for everything wrong in a book, only for how the author presents his case. I could see what the author was trying to portray in the evolution of the rays and it didn't matter if you could find it to be bologna. Mr. Freedman did a great job of hooking me in the story.
If I have to say anything negative, I will say it took him a while to start to nix off the characters, it almost seemed like he really wanted to build them up and not get rid of them. Once the story hit its tense point, you didn't know who was up for the Freedman wrath and who was going to be spared, again kept the read moving. I don't want to give anything away so I will keep it at that.
If I had to suggest to a friend, it is an immediate must read, and I look forward to the next novel by Mr. Freedman.
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