Donna C. (g-ma) reviewed on + 3153 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
*****MAY BE SPOILERS*******
When you read the cover for what this book is about you might get hooked into thinking 'oh boy a thriller', however,
this is written for the computer geeks that speak computer geek! it was so technical that I was completely lost in all the jargon of the computer world that the main story got lost in there somewhere
the main story being about domestic abuse, okay, might've been a good story written by someone that writes a good thriller without all the confusing computer geek talk!
in just the first 50 pages I can't count all the repeats of how Angie has only one arm and the referral of 'her stump' over and over--enough is enough we get the picture
then try to get through all the jargon of how she finds the abusers through some program she writes and then she kills them through computer technology? really?
I was just disgusted with the writing style and computer geek speak that no one else can wade through
so I'm saying don't waste your time!
When you read the cover for what this book is about you might get hooked into thinking 'oh boy a thriller', however,
this is written for the computer geeks that speak computer geek! it was so technical that I was completely lost in all the jargon of the computer world that the main story got lost in there somewhere
the main story being about domestic abuse, okay, might've been a good story written by someone that writes a good thriller without all the confusing computer geek talk!
in just the first 50 pages I can't count all the repeats of how Angie has only one arm and the referral of 'her stump' over and over--enough is enough we get the picture
then try to get through all the jargon of how she finds the abusers through some program she writes and then she kills them through computer technology? really?
I was just disgusted with the writing style and computer geek speak that no one else can wade through
so I'm saying don't waste your time!
