As I was scrolling down the lists of books that I could chose to read this summer, I happened across a book titled Revolver, written by Marcus Sedgwick, and now that book has a home in my e-library on my phone. I know the saying is "Don't judge a book by it's cover", but that strategy didn't really work out all to bad for me this time. What caught my eye was actually just the cover and the title of the book itself, I clicked on it, read the description, and now I'm here. I haven't been disappointed with the book I read this summer, I actually kind of enjoyed it. If after finishing my book, there is a definitive connection between it and myself, I would have to say it's the book's feeling of responsibility that it puts on Sig after his father dies. Not that my dad is dead but being the biggest besides him in the family and also the oldest of my brothers, I feel like I could take that kind of responsibility if I was needed to. Revolver was a good read overall, but that's just my opinion. I would say anyone who likes either old westerns or books with a fair amount of action and also suspense would enjoy this one. But I think it would be boring to those people that always have to have something going on in the book because this one definitely has slow parts to it.
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