Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This drivel is just another instance of the new nihilistic genre coming out of England lately. Relying only no more than a bit of charmingly presented prose and proper grammar to convey a superficial and dark tale not worth telling. As the others of its ilk, it’s only message is that brutality and evil lurk inside even the best of us, with humanity having no higher drive than personal survival at any cost. Unlike mysteries of higher caliber, there’s no moral to the story, no intervention of grace to redeem and inspire. Only a predictable, albeit, twisted plot, with no meaningful contents or no depth to the characterizations - and a culminating close you could have seen coming a mile away. Tragically, it demonstrates how little imagination it takes to become an Amazon best-seller these days.