Title: Cliff notes for Ross' 'Unintended Consequences'
Product review: I eagerly awaited the day this novel was published and it didn't disappoint. It is an intellectually fast-moving story that caused me to mentally compile a checklist of stuff of which to further read and study. One example, the mention and subsequent discussion of the novel 'Death Wish.' The story is developed fluidly and the authors intersperse juicy tidbits about little known eyebrow-raising facts. I gave it 4.5 stars out of 5 'cause it was too short! However, when you give some folks 800 to 1000 page tomes (such as John Ross' 'Unintended Consequences' or Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged') to better explain and communicate your views they sometimes let them lie around the house like Hawking's 'A Brief History of Time' without reading them. 'The Mitzvah' is an excellent primer for folks looking for a concise and stimulating story involving religion, ethics, the philosophy of self-defense and courage in the face of a seeming monolithic enemy, the state.
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