We all do what we can and hope it turns out right.

An excellent idea for a book which, sadly, fails to fulfil it's potential. In fact, more than that: it seems to try to deliberately sabotage itself with lengthy and fairly irrelevant details which are delaying items, presumably to increase tension and stop the theory being too quickly shown but instead of simply annoying diversions.And whilst the 'theory ' itself has plausibility, the characters do not: hard to believe in a fifty two years old woman who has, along with other injuries, just broken her back in several places being able to sit in and manipulate a non power assisted wheelchair only days after her accident. There is a small sense of tension building in the early pages but, strangely, although half of the team are journalists, there are no attempts to inform others of their fears. Indeed, quite the opposite. This would have made an excellent short story or, with a lot more thought and editing, a great book. Instead it becomes more of an attempt to think of something else to fill the pages and extend the book, with a smidgen of horror thrown in.

My thanks to the rights holder who, at my request, freely gifted me a complimentary copy of What It ...The Conspiracy is Real? via Audiobook Boom. I had high expectations of this conspiracy thriller but it was not what I had expected and even the good narration of Cindy Pillar was insufficient to make up for the story's deficiencies. Sadly, I would not recommend this book to anyone.

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