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Review title: Fiction, and Poorly Written Fiction at That
Product review: Conveniently, the heroine of the story asks the writers to disguise her, her Indian mentor, the community in which she "lives," and the company she "works" for. Her experiences are essentially generic. She rides on back of a motorcycle ridden by her mentor. Was it a dirt bike, street bike, crotch rocket, cruiser...? What group of Indians did her mentor belong to--plains, coastal, southwest...? Pretending fiction is fact is an old marketing ploy that goes back at least to Robinson Crusoe. Crusoe was, however, at least interesting. Gung Ho is not.
