Title: Boring
Product review: I really wanted to like this book. It is being promoted as the next Into Thin Air and suspense and excitement are promised. But in the end, it is a slow and clunky read, full of constant digressions - at least two dozen - away from the "action." And then the end of the book is a complete mess. Reading it, I can't help but feel that Stanley Williams and his writer Fen Montagne were not clicking - a problem that I've noticed in other co-authored books. By the last half of the book, there is so much repetition and the story has such a lack of flow that it becomes a chore to finish, and the climax - which is no surprise at all - is dull.I also find Williams hard to like - he comes across as insecure and insensitive, and his manner of storytelling is so predictably macho that it gets boring fast. Too bad - it seemed like an exciting story.
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