A decent human being with way more money than anybody needs decides to use the money to make the world a better place. He surrounds himself with people who share his vision, and they all work to create improvements, not just wish on a star.

Of course to make a plot you need a problem to be solved, there are several, but because one problem relates to a child I think this needs a content rating of 13+. Read it yourself and decide if your kid can handle it. It's very sad, but not gruesome, just sad.

Zooms along!

I honestly could not put this down. Do not start reading this at bedtime, you'll be up for hours, unable to stop, and then when you get to the end, you'll cry for more. I was actually surprised when my Kindle said I was at 100%, meaning finished with the book. I was ready to turn the page, not stop! Off to get books 2 & 3, save yourself time, buy all three at once.

Book one has some good guys, some bad guys, some sad, some happy, but almost all 3 dimensional (some are just spear carriers, you always need a few of those, but even those sound interesting).

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Created May 17, 2014 at 11:32am • Submit your own review...