Ohio

While the book started very promising, had fun characters and was written with Ilya Gort's great imagination, lighthearted humor and cadence that keeps you engaged, the story, mistakes and plotholes got worse with every page and left me confused and unsatisfied, like Gort was in a rush to finish the book. It's close to insulting and I feel robbed of my time. Furthermore only a few chapters were more than 3 pages long, the font size was comically large and every chapter was followed by a blank page. In short: this story could have been an email and the wasted paper and bait and switch put me off from ever wanting to buy another book from Gort. The only redeeming quakity of this book, and why I chose to give it a 1,5 and not a 1, is Ilya's humorous and engaging writing style.

Incredibly boring and one of the few books I have ever DNF'd