Plot makes no sense

Not nearly as good as the John Dies at the End books. I just couldn't help thinking the whole time how implausible it all was. Serial killers live-stream their attacks (to millions of fans) and aren't instantly surrounded by police. Terrorists with super-weapons announce their plans and when they show up they aren't instantly shot by snipers. A lawless libertarian dystopia where people get killed on the streets exists openly within the USA. And the protagonist is absurdly unaware of any of this. She has to be to provide an excuse for it all to be explained to us, but she must have been living literally under a rock. It's a pretty fun read, but none of it makes any sense if you think about it even a little bit, and a lot of humour falls flat. In light of Wong's other books, this one is a disappointment.

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