After the brilliant "Go Now", "Godlike" clocks in as one big dissapointment. Sure the writing has more 'craft' now, but the storytelling is scattered, and the flipping between multiple viewpoints and time frames succeeds only in making the pace drag, and the - rather simple - plot seem convulted and messy.Whereas "go Now" was full of life and great writing, Godlike is cold and rather boring. You dont paticularly care for what happens. You are very aware that Hell is trying to stretch out as a writer and conquor new ground, but the book is a pretty staid, academic exercise.I was really looking forward to this book, but I struggled to finish it once I got it.