Title: Oh, please
Product review: Alas, I had looked forward greatly to this book, particularly since all the reviews were so excellent. Then I read it. Or tried to.Mr. Voth has potential as a writer and story-teller; however, this book is a journeyman work, jagged and stereotypical. The writing itself leaves a lot to be desired.The hero, Nathan Burdett, is a stock character, two-dimensional at best. Too many of the scenes are contrived. Although the accuracy about arms and armaments is marvelous, that isn't enough to carry a story for me. I can get a good gun book for that.However, B-Zone is a beginning. Let's hope that the future publications by Mr. Voth have the freshness and originality that I caught glimpses of in this book.
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