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A review by mialeyden
Last Man Standing by Craig A. Falconer
5.0
This one was an easy 5 stars. It was entertaining, interesting, and light to read. I also liked Ray as a protagonist. He was smart and resourceful, but he didn't know what every single button in the station was for, so not everything came easy for him.
Also, I have nerve damage in my right hand as well, so I've never felt more identified with a character in such a fundamental way. Reading about all the little (and not so little) struggles Ray experienced regarding his hand was incredibly relatable.
If I had to nitpick something, I would say that Ray repeats himself often. But since that could be interpreted as a coping mechanism to deal with his situation, it didn't really bother me.
Definitely reading the next book soon.
Also, I have nerve damage in my right hand as well, so I've never felt more identified with a character in such a fundamental way. Reading about all the little (and not so little) struggles Ray experienced regarding his hand was incredibly relatable.
If I had to nitpick something, I would say that Ray repeats himself often. But since that could be interpreted as a coping mechanism to deal with his situation, it didn't really bother me.
Definitely reading the next book soon.