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The MVP (2000)

by Scott Sigler(Favorite Author)

4.52 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

0983196354 (ISBN13: 9780983196358)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

series

Galactic Football League

review 1: I've really liked all of the GFL series so far (and whole heartily recommend all of them). This one, however, takes the cake. The ending is so incredibly well written, structured, presented and paced. It's not that the story is complex or it takes a complicated 720 degree turn or anything outrageous or shocking. It's just so well presented and written. To be more general for those interested in reading this, the whole books is what I consider a light read. Not difficult to read and very engaging, rich story. I love it. I always have trouble putting the GFL series down and this installment is no exception. Reviewers note: It doesn't matter if you enjoy or understand sports or not. It's presented in a way so that if you like the sport, it has nuances and details. But if you ... moreare not a big follower of football, it includes the needed info to fill in the gaps. I am of the latter group.
review 2: The MVP is the fourth in this series, and I never want it to end! Scott Sigler sure knows how to create a world that you just want to be real because it's way too much fun! The ending of The MVP is a cliffhanger, of course. But I'm not sure where the football plot will go from here. What's left after the Galaxy Bowl? Can't wait to find out!I love Sigler's imagination!***"No offense, 'Soud."Yassoud shook his head. "None taken. I'm stubborn, not blind. If you want me to fight alongside you in this one, Q, I'm your Huckleberry.""What's a Huckleberry?"~ Chapter 3"The Ionath Krakens were the walking wounded. Leading them was a quarterback with nine fingers." ~ chapter 26"In his left hand, Quenton held the GFL championship trophy. In his right, the Galaxy Bowl MVP Award.All of his dreams had come true." ~ chapter 26 less

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