Sheldon Filger

This book had potential. The author had an interesting scenario and displays pretty good writing skills. But, for whatever reason, he chose to constantly insert his political philosophy into the book.

I do not want to get involved into what is right or wrong about his opinions of the present administration. Whether your leanings are left or right, his continual (and pointless to the story) insertion of his tax theory, depictions of political radio hosts and cartoon-like rendering of the personalities and intelligence of the present U.S. Administration members became too much.

When for about the 8th time in 100 pages he took time out of the storyline to spew (I'm sure he felt he was educating us) his world view, I reached a point where the book was just not worth reading.

My opinion of his political leanings is worth no more than his opinion of mine. But the silly manner in which he forces his opinions down the reader’s throat ruin this book.… (meer)