This book was very well produced (vanishinginc) and really opened my eyes for the world of magic. There are some real workers in this book.
List of effects:

Dairy Queens: An incredible revamped version of McDonalds Aces. Only issue is the reset and setup. worth the deck switch, though. 8/10

FDS: Chris' version of Hofzinfger's ace problem combined with the Asher twist. Totally impromptu. Chris doesn't teach you the Asher twist, however. 7/10, perfect for strolling.

Casino Royale With Cheese: Worth the price of the book. The only trick I've actually performed to an audience. It killed. Basically, the effect is a card is signed and selected, and 4 queens are produced. The magician places the red queens on the box. The black queens go into the deck, and they trap a card between them. In a flash, the card is split into the two red queens and the cards on the box become the spectator's selected card. Just Awesome. 10/10

Tainted POD: The first effect with the holes concept. The effect is a delayed transpo in which a card between 2 jokers transposes with a face up card. Chris' routine is a version of Holy POD. Great, although the switch at the end is quite bold. 8/10

Whole Warp: A difficult version of card warp, with no folds or tears. A card turns faceup, when pushed between two jokers with holes in them. At the end the card changes into a previously named card. A cool effect that goes perfectly with Unshuffling Rebecca. I like the transformation at the end. 9/10

The Schwartz: A clean, simple card force. In the right hands this could be good, but for me, my hands look very awkward in Chris' touch force. 6/10

CardsExchange: A card switch with many possibilities including a change, transpo, and just a switch. For me, this is going in my AC routine. will take some practice. 7.5/10

Lazy rise: The thinking behind this effect is amazing. basically, the effect is, a card is placed near the bottom. In 3 phases, the card slowly rises up to the top. Perfect, easy finish to an Ac routine. My only issue with Chris' take on Raise Rise, is the fact that the way Chris performs it is different than the way he teaches it in A Clockwork Apple, and I like the way he performs lazy rise in person more. 8/10

Overall, this was a great book. The only minor flaw is that Chris does not teach you how to end clean in the 3 effects in which you end dirty. I am already creating routines fro his Holes Concept and Chris' humor had me laughing as I learned some jaw-dropping magic. You will find powerful pieces in this book, and although the material is not easy, with a little practice, you will be astounding people with his material.

Highly recommended