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Kia Heavey: "A
rollicking celebration of excellence - SHOULD BE A MOVIE! It has
everything! Stunning women, including an over-the-top awesome female
co-star; fast cars; technology; chases galore; comic foils; and action
and romance. Isenberg writes with imagination and intelligence. (more...)."
Cristina
M. Crawford: "A
genre unto itself. Unlike most libertarian-leaning dystopian
fiction, this book is actually fun to read....After I read this, I
couldn't help wondering why the likes of George Orwell and Ayn Rand had
to be so grim (more...)."
Rhamph:
"Humor!
Action! Political philosophy! Full Asylum is the story of the
transformation of an office geek into a James Bond-like character as he
tries to stay one step ahead of a government that's taking away
liberties in the name of social good....Enjoyable and thought-provoking (more...)."
C.
Morabito: "Full
Intrigue. Engaging and witty. Isenberg
combines his words with great skill (more...)."
Carolyn: "Clever
and Fun. This
novel reads like it was set in Dilbert's cubicle, with George Burns,
Gracie Allen, and some combination of the Monty Python Cast and the Marx
Brothers in the cast (more...)."
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Jamie
Wilson, ConservativeFiction.com:
"Was it good? No,
it was outstanding....I’m a sucker for eccentric characters, and
there are some real gems in this book, particularly Brownie, the old
hippie with a surprising love for dangerous technological tinkering...I
think every single conservative and libertarian out there with a shred
of humor would love this book....I’m not kidding – get it (more...)."
Terry
Reiber, PACTV:
"A great read (more...)." John
Niewicki, Gather.com:
"A fun new addition to my library, it combines
action, humor, and the real issues of 2012. This timely piece is a fun
read for anyone looking for an interesting perspective on the serious
problems we face today, while also getting away a bit from the reality
of it all (more...)." ConservativeBookstore.com:
"a fun read, but also a thoughtful piece that will
have the reader laughing and crying at the same time. (more...)." |