Review: This is what was missing from the genre
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
"The Sunset Prophecy" is an amazing read from start to finish. What's so often missing from anything else in this genre is heart and distinction. It's usually pure shock value and condemnation for the ways of life that lead up to the situations people get themselves into. P.J. Day brings in the human aspect, even with the not-so-human characters. Keelen, Logan, Adam, Matt, Cindy and the rest each have something within them we can all relate to on some level. Keelen's struggle to make it in a harsh world that only gets worse. Logan's desire to do something worthwhile, despite pressures from those around him to just follow the party line. Adam's selfishness and egotistical behavior that is challenged with a shift in his core being. Matt's fight to keep his girl and still attain his success. Cindy's love of a mystery and insatiable curiosity. Their flaws do not make them any less perfectly them. We all know someone like each of these people. Reading "The Sunset Prophecy" you can easily find yourself sucked into the storyline, imagining "what if?", and at the same time hoping that you never have to experience it for real. In short, I highly recommend this book as something to read, love, and share with your friends and family.