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  • Erik N
  • Austin, TX United States
  • 03-19-16

Great ideas squandered

Would you try another book from Adam Christopher and/or Dan Bittner?

Bittner yes. He's a good reader. The occasional weird pronunciation, but strong characterization.

What was most disappointing about Adam Christopher’s story?

Lots of great ideas that never really matter to the story. A character who has his memory reset every 24 hours, and yet this is barely an issue and not really a plot point. It's like if Memento only bothered with the memory issue sporadically. The detective thing is a bit lost as the hero just waits for people to tell him everything. The time period is rarely used as a setting,

What does Dan Bittner bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I'm not sure I would have liked the main character without the performance.

Could you see Made to Kill being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

Please no. There are so many more properties that deserve being made into tv shows.

Any additional comments?

I love noir, I love retro science fiction. Nothing gelled here.