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A review by russt
Code Breakers: Alpha by Colin F. Barnes
1.0
Unfortunately, I did not enjoy this book at all. While the story itself was intriguing, it was only another post-apocalyptic story with a suspicious main character, a 'benevolent' group that was actually, bad, and well, just the same story we've seen over and over.
The descriptions of technology were vague, unclear, and contradictory at times. Not only that, but the terminology used was blatantly incorrect - it seems like the author looked up specific terms (like VPN), but then used them how he either wanted them or understood them, which were very far off base.
Overall, it wasn't a good read. I'd much rather spend my time reading stories that are actually researched, well-thought-out, and not riddled with grammatical errors.
The descriptions of technology were vague, unclear, and contradictory at times. Not only that, but the terminology used was blatantly incorrect - it seems like the author looked up specific terms (like VPN), but then used them how he either wanted them or understood them, which were very far off base.
Overall, it wasn't a good read. I'd much rather spend my time reading stories that are actually researched, well-thought-out, and not riddled with grammatical errors.