The Waiting Booth

Do not let the summary of this book fool you. It is so boring. This book is something close to 240 pages long. I have a theory. If you remove all of the pages that have nothing to do with the actual story line it would only be 25. This writer will spend 6 pages discribing the scenery that the characters see on the ride home but less than 3 paragraphs explaning how they got away from their enemies to get in the car in the first place. The characters just aren't believable. They are supposed to be teenagers but they talk like senior citizens. I've never in my life heard a 17 year old refer to music as " tunes". I could go on but they only give you a 1000 letters to write these things. To sum this up it's just bad writing. I very rarely do this but when I do it's usually to give the writer praise and tell them to keep doing what they're doing...this is a warning for the readers. Do. Not. Waste. Your. Time.

The very plot of the story is so imaginative yet intertwining that keeps the dreamy narration alive till end... The persistence of finding the missing brother who needs her help that she believes keeps her on her toes .. Someone anti-human discipline should be kept at a distance to protect human race is a novel concept.

I've never run into three chapters of previews before -- let alone for two different books. Trying too hard!