4 Stars
An interesting story
Severin pens an interesting story in Crowd of One. Severin writes pretty well, but there were a few flaws, as the reader couldn’t always tell when there was a flashback happening, and that could cause some confusion. The plot itself is pretty solid, and the character Marlon, is not really likeable, but is essential to the story. I like the way the characters were written, and how they were more than just one dimensional. Maybe I'm not supposed to like Marlon, and that's fine, too. I like that in storytelling. A pretty good story, that wasn't an easy read, but it's not supposed to be. I look forward to reading more by this author.
