Izzo

Definitely a let down, I wanted story progression.

I liked the story but I didn't like the authors political lecturing, it's like he got in an argument with someone and wanted to vent all his believes in to his story where no one can argue back. Yet the only way his believes actually work is in this fictional story, where you have machines that can know when people are lying, little nanites that can take out the terrorist and people can easily vote using their implants.

It's a good book, I enjoyed it. The problem I had with it, way more character building then plot progression. In relation to the character building, it was only a tiny tiny bit of the book. I like books with a good amount of character building but it needs to be balanced. It was still a worth while read though in my opinion.

I really don't understand why some people are giving this a 1 star. Just like the last book, when I got to the end, I wanted more. Great book. Thanks to the authors out there for taking a thought and building it in to a world and all the complexities that come with that. It's pretty amazing! It's sad when people can't appreciate how much goes in to it all.

This is a great book... For kids. It's a bit too simple for most adults. If I would have known it was written more like a kids book I would have skipped it, however nothing really indicated that it was a kids book.