Title: Never Hooked Me
Product review: I kept waiting for the story to draw me into the book, but it just never happened. If I were to attach a label, I would designate this as a 'concept' work. In other words, without the underlying concept of an Islamic nation governing on U.S. soil, the book really did not offer anything to make it stand out.I'll give the author credit for attempting to tackle a topic sure to make many Americans uneasy, but the characters simply did not lift a run of the mill story. Behind the curtain of the Islamic concept, the general plot could have been easily transformed into countless other political storylines.With a relatively bland storyline, the characters need to shine. In this case, with the excpetion of Darwin, all of the characters have been done before in different settings. I may still give the sequal a chance, as the concept is an interestine one. But, I'm hoping the characters develop some depth and the plot adds some true intrigue.
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