[Since GR won't put a zero rating in the calculations, I have to give one star. But in my heart, this novella is:] ☆☆☆☆☆ (0/5 stars) This makes A Serbian Film seem elegant and artsy by comparison. 🤮🤮🤮 Also, the writing and editing are truly awful: contextually-inappropriate usage of various adjectives, misuses of "than"/"then," apostrophes to indicate plurality, missing quotation marks, magically changing the make and caliber of guns in the middle of action, and swapping in homophones that don't make any sense. I still don't know if the antagonist is named "Farrington" or "Farringworth" because the authors seemed to use each version interchangeably even within the same paragraph. Don't waste your time on this actual garbage.