A review by reanne
Level Five by William Ledbetter
1.0
Well, one star on here means "did not like it" according to the hover-over description, and I'm afraid that accurately describes how I feel about this book. I didn't absolutely hate it, but when all I can think of after finishing the book is all the things I didn't like about it, and when it took me months to listen to because I set it aside for two months and didn't listen to any audiobook at all because I couldn't bring myself to finish this, I can't really give that any more than one star, I'm afraid.
It would take way too long to detail why and it would also be very spoilery, so I'll just say that I found the book very unfocused, spending great deals of time on matters that ended up not being remotely relevant (while spending very little time on important things like the villains), and I also disliked most aspects of the ending.
It would take way too long to detail why and it would also be very spoilery, so I'll just say that I found the book very unfocused, spending great deals of time on matters that ended up not being remotely relevant (while spending very little time on important things like the villains), and I also disliked most aspects of the ending.