D. Hunter

I see that I am at odds with the other ratings of this book. I didn't get it. There is no attempt to create any character, even the main character, the author, is in no way a real person. Violence is given and taken with no consequence. The author, if indeed this is a biographic work, excuses his aggression; he was badly treated as a child, everyone he meets wants to abuse him so, he sometimes gets his retaliation in first.

The book is going to be bought by people with enough finance to show more afford luxury spending and yet, there is no attempt to enlighten us as to life at the bottom of society, Mr. Hunter tells the reader that he is better than them and that they, and the groups fighting for more equality, are all unable to appreciate the problem... so, help us out! show less