Zack Mayflower

This is a book that will touch so many different emotions within you. Due to the event that this book centers around, everything that transpires takes place, obviously, in 48 hours. This author tell us a story that spans two days without flashbacks and chapters of character history. He concisely and precisely writes a story that is defined by the characters reactions to their world around them. This makes the story far less predictable and exceedingly more exciting. I for one am really hoping that William continues this storyline as he did with the John Matheson storyline. I'm a huge fan of Forstchen. He's on my bucket list as somebody I would love to have dinner with... I know I'm reviewing 48 hours but I also wanted to throw a shout out to Pillar to The Sky.... Another fantastic book.

This book was a waste of paper. Half of it is descriptions of people places and things that never go anywhere. The other half is a multi-storey line that is about as exciting as my nightlife. Maybe Grisham needed a new boat or another house.... Maybe he spent all his money on the last super bowl betting? I'm willing to bet that if you hooked up Grisham to a lie detector test and asked him what he thought about this book the machine would explode. The thing that really bothers me about this is he supposed to be this renowned author. His books have gotten more boring and drab by the year. It's like after he wrote a few good ones he realized he doesn't have to really put anything into it and people will just buy his books on name recognition alone... I always wanted to write a book but I realize I do not have the same talent as the really gifted authors... When I read somebody who can write... I mean really write, and I am into their style, there's nothing more disappointing when the next book comes out and it's dribble. Don't waste your time on this book. Get yourself a comic book instead.