An old book lover I used to know once said "there are no bad books" but David Ward has proven that wrong in a single installment. How this mess ever became a series, I'll never know.Okay, let me say in my own defense that I was forced to read this one in college for a juvenile lit class and it immediately left a sour taste in my mouth. It's like a poorly written Mormon tract set in a bizarre future full of cliche villains and space stations with secret corridors that even the people working there don't know about. Want to learn how to convert people in space while bad guys twist their black mustaches and cackle like morons over their vengeful plans to gain power and fame? If you answered yes, then this book is for you. Otherwise, trust my rating of half a star out of five. That's as low as it goes for me. Toilet paper and Twilight have more literary merit than this waste of trees.
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