A review by booksfromboxes
Twilight of the Dead by Travis Adkins, David Moody
1.0
The writing in this book is just...bad. Really clunky and disjointed, with endless repetitions and useless details (do we really need to read about how she closes the zipper of her suit?) and the most annoying abuse of the word "situated".
I guess this tidbit a couple of chapters in should have served as a warning:
He was black and a great deal older than most of the soldiers—probably in his late thirties or early forties. However, as they would all soon discover, he was highly articulate and had a strong, domineering voice to go along with it.
...riiiight.
I guess this tidbit a couple of chapters in should have served as a warning:
He was black and a great deal older than most of the soldiers—probably in his late thirties or early forties. However, as they would all soon discover, he was highly articulate and had a strong, domineering voice to go along with it.
...riiiight.