A Gathering of Twine by Martin Adil-Smith

I liked the mythology of it, and did get swept away in the “where does this all come from” aspect of it. However the next minute it drags on needlessly and you feel yourself just wanting to get through it. It is creepy at times, other times funny or engrossing.

It weaves in and out of situations and times, the characters are mostly interesting and there are so many different atmospheres in the book. All supposedly leading to the proof of a creator, but not in the traditional sense. It is a collection of stories, all intertwining with each other. Unconvinced, his publisher goes through the evidence with him about this creator. He now believes in a creator, when his books have been totally the opposite. Finally after missing deadline after deadline he takes his almost finished manuscript into his editorial office and confesses he has totally changed his viewpoint. Picture this, an old man named Freeman has been writing a conclusion to a number of popular books he wrote years ago. This was an enjoyable book… But I didn’t love it. Unfortunately this is not one of those masterpieces, yet is absolutely not one of the cruddy ones. And then you have the 99c books that are so wonderful that you congratulate yourself that you only spent 99c and discovered a masterpiece… The second is the average book that you are relieved you only spent 99c on, but enjoyed all the same and you are content with your purchase. Firstly is the one you regret spending 99c on because it’s just so bad you don’t make it through the whole thing or get through it painfully with your one star rating ready to dish out.

There are three types of cheapo Amazon kindle books.

A Gathering of Twine by Martin Adil-Smith