Was a fan of authors Supervillainy series and picked this up.

Lot of fun and snark as we follow, Vance through his plan as his purported plan breaks down resulting in a fun ride. Lots of pop culture references and funny dialogue, making this a a light and fun read.

The curse of "humorous" science fiction is the definition many comedians stoop to as well. Crude, foul-mouthed, and snarky...oh, and there's a story somewhere.

The set-up for this story was fine, and the publisher's description sounded guardedly promising. But the author's idea of funny was offensive in multiple ways, and that was in the first three short chapters. Not uncommon among men who consider sci-fi and gaming a "calling," but since I was unwarned and unprepared, a very unhappy learning experience.

The plot was mildly inventive, but drowned in pseudo-snappy dialogue and gutter humor. I found no redeeming qualities, and cannot recommend this book to anyone I like or dislike.

I strongly urge the publishers to warn future readers of the content, to prevent more unhappy reviews--however truthful and heartfelt.

Warning: Obscene language and content. This is book is not appropriate for children. The movie rating would be "R" for language, sexual themes, and crude humor.

1/5 Stars, -1 Star for unfunny humor.

Thanks to the publishers and NetGalley for the free preview of this ebook. The review was voluntary.

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