Title: The paperback Godzilla movie.
Product review: I started this book with an open mind. A friend had lent it to me and I had nothing else to read at the time. By page 40 I was completely convinced on just how terrible this book is.The characters in this book have nothing to distinguish themselves from the terrible stereotypes they are. They have a terminal flatness that makes them completely unengaging. The setting and exploration of the world were also particularly unengaging.So, why did I finish the book? It was like watching a bad Godzilla movie. You go into it expecting these terrible writing and characterization faux paus just as you go into a godzilla movie looking for the zipper on his suit. There was zero chance for emmersion into the world as it was written but there was plenty of laughs and cringes at the trainwreck of a plot that was there.If there is any reason to read this book, it's to learn what not to do as a writer.
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