Review: EveryThing vs Max Creed by Matt Cost


 Description:
Alfred Prince has created a social media site that is… EveryThing.

“I am looking for investors to support a new tech startup that will transform the world.” Prince had apparently moved into business mode. “It is an app called Triangulation, with an avatar named AL, for Artificial Learning, that will gather the data gleaned by EveryThing, Universe, and Totality.”

Max Creed is a modern-day Robin Hood, an anti-hero willing to do whatever it takes to enact justice for those who have been wronged by the ultra-wealthy. He and his band of not-so-merry people investigate a billionaire for shoddy safety protocols on EveryThing, but quickly discover that the diabolical plot is much more elaborate than merely warping hearts and minds.

Prince plans to sow the seeds of discord, create chaos, burn the establishment down, and emerge as the de facto emperor of the world. Max Creed is tasked with stopping him. What will happen when an unstoppable force collides with an unmovable object?
An electrifying thriller that rivets the reader to the page with a breathtaking climax.

My opinion:

ARC Review

Everything vs. Max Creed by Matt Cost is the second book in The Modern-Day Chronicles of Max Creed.

Max Creed is like a modern-day Robin Hood and, along with his capable team, seeks justice for people who have been wronged by the ultra-wealthy. Their current case is about a couple who lost their daughter because of the social media app Everything. The team immediately starts looking into the app's owner, Alfred Prince. Soon, they realize that Prince will be a difficult opponent. There are plenty of rumors surrounding him, but very little evidence to prove any of them. Will the team be able to take on such a powerful man and his incredibly smart AI-powered app?

This suspense story had me hooked from the very first page. Even though it's the second book in the series, it can easily be read as a standalone. There are some scenes that may be uncomfortable for some readers, so keep that in mind.

The storyline is engaging, the pace is steady, and there's a surprise waiting toward the end. I liked that the main problem didn't just stay focused on the app but expanded into even bigger issues. I also enjoyed seeing the growing team work together like a well-oiled machine. There's a little bit of romance as well, which was a nice addition. My favorite part was the big, dangerous ending scene. It was exciting and wrapped up the story really well.

If you're a fan of suspense stories with lots of action, this one is definitely for you.

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