Title: Poor format for a lesson on standing up for what you believe
Product review: With a nice starting plot and an interesting lead character the book traps you into thinking that lag equals suspence. Lag, later in the story, actually turns out to be the author's wondering about in blind search of a story to fit his ending and moral lesson.Stereotyped characters make the demographic rifts as subtle as a garbage truck on a baseball diamond. I quickly became tired of the repeated moral lesson from the Job-like character that abandoned his family and then spread the word to the lead character, who then left his family, to preach the word of Zeus.If it sounds bad, its because it is. Re-read a book you like rather than venture into this story of depthless characters and soapbox preaching.
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