Title: Too simple
Product review: If it weren't for the fact that I did finish this book, I would give it zero stars; but it did have enough interest to allow me to make it to the end. I agree with the reviewer who found the characters to be one-dimensional. While, perhaps, the plot itself was not entirely devoid of creative thought, the most disappointing aspect to this book lies in the manner in which the author weaved the influence of God/Christ in the main character's evolution. It seemed that he wrote the book in its entirety then later added a paragraph or sentence here and there to make it a Christian work. Not only are the references to Christianity/faith/God minimal, they are far too simplistic as well. In summary, I read the book but won't be reading its sequels.
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