Curtis Hox

This is the second book I've read by Curtis Hox (Versim), and I've been hugely disappointed by both. The best thing I can say about them is that both were free through the Amazon Lending Library. Both had really intriguing premises, but just fell apart. Muddled story lines and gratuitous typos and grammar issues that led to having to reread parts to understand the meaning.

I really liked this book. There were some parts I had trouble reading through, as details about the richly created world are revealed in some heavy scenes. The concepts within both the real and VR worlds that Curtis creates are unique, intriguing and fun. The mystery that weaves through the book keeps the story moving well and the characters are also enjoyable and well created.

Not a bad read, good premise, but just got a bit muddled...

This book is interesting but a little one the weird side. I enjoyed the book until I got to about the last 2-3 pages and then it took a downward spiral. Sorry to me but it is disgusting hearing about someone be raped but to be raped by a machine is just not something I want to read or even think about. Along with the grammar mistakes this book does not even deserve the 2 carrots but I felt the author could reword the novel to make it better.

The bunnies and I give this book 2 carrots.