I got this book on the 99 cent special from Kindle as well. I sort of enjoyed it in spite of myself. Donovan Creed still has some quasi-connection to Homeland Security, which keeps him from being in lethal trouble.[return][return]It's a little bit like "Dexter" in that this is a person who does many bad things, but he is sort of clueless about relationships and how "normal" people think and speak to each other. He finds someone he's attracted to and wants her to like him and think well of him. I really don't like spy-big explosions-random violence type books in general, but this character sort of intrigued me. I think there's another in the series for 99 cents and I'll probably give it a try. This book is gimmicky and stupid. I felt like I was actively loosing my brain cells as I read it. The main character is an unlikable Gary Stu with a ridiculous backstory that made me roll my eyes every time it was brought up. The side characters are obviously supposed to make us say "hey, wait a minute! A midget who wants to take over the world? How delightfully kooky!" It's a cheap trick and little more than a lazy excuse for actual characterization or creativity. Why actually have a fresh, original plot when you can just tack on a couple of quirky characters that still manage to be cardboard cutouts and call it a day?This book's only saving grace is that I was able to turn off my mind long enough to enjoy the action. Like some kind of stupid 90s action movie. The explosions are pretty and the guns are cool, but everything else is shit.
What do You think about Lethal People (2009)?
Excellent book well worth a read first JOHN LOCKE I have read will definitely read some more
—Makayla12
got to bored with it never finished it.........
—Sebaslingat
