Currently I've almost completely finished a book called The End of Infinity by Matt Myklushch. This is one of the most "Story? What's that?" book's I've ever read. This book just has no story! It's unbelievable how an author can just write a book where 80% of all the pages are based on some robot creature getting shot stabbed or just plain out blown up. I'm not going to lie, the first to books were great but this book has three major flaws to it.
First off Jack Blank the main character has become a braggart. with lines like "You should see me when I'm at full power" and body movements lie smirking when in trouble is nothing like he was in the first two books. Character change is a very good thing but not when out of the blue for no reason what so ever the protagonist becomes Squidward Tentacles and starts talking about how good they are.
Secondly the book has been written like it was a movie. This popping out of that, the main characters flying in space ships fighting what are pretty much tie fighters to blow up star destroyers. If you didn't see how this book relates to many different movies, and shows just wait. It's as though MM ripped of every super hero movie to because Jonas Smart, one of the various antagonists, is of course a super genius.
I guess MM just thought out of the blue "hey I wonder what other issue we can put into this boom to make it seem really cool?", my face when I saw what he did -_-. He made it so that randomly out of the blue they tell which person is Jack's father. once again my face -_-. Really MM you don't think you had foremost enough issues in this book and secondly this had been a main issue through the entire series so why did you tell us this was who it was randomly with no suspense leading up to it?
I've decided that no out of ten rating could show you how I felt about this book so I'm going to leave you with a picture. I realize that he wanted to end it with a bang, he being MM but this is no bang. The battles are exciting and yet it's still a bad book.
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