Review: On the Irrevelalence Level of 1 to 10, you achieved a 7 1/2
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2012
The day had been going bad and I was feeling pretty damned angry.  Then I ran across Kenneth Tingle's Strangeville.  John Campbell immediately grabbed my attitude and pulled me in.  In other words, I loved him.  John Campbell is suicidal, lovelorn on one who won't accept his attentions & his parents are dead.  A visit to his sister in Lynchburg, Virgina leads him through more than his fair share of expensive and impersonal toll booths and songs on the car radio driving him mad with their appropriate/damnedly irritating songs.  The car runs out of gas and he and his suitcase tumble in the whiles of the very strange, anachronistic,and more than controlling world of Strangeville, lost in the past and refusing anything of the present, thanks through its controlling mayor.  Very little will explain anything with thugs watching his every move.Part 1 is a great introduction as Mr. Tingle has written it.  The man has more to reveal with further revelations.  All that he thinks will get him anywhere will lead him on the wildest ride of his life.This is only the first part and tell you and your friends to download this.  His work is good and deserves to be read.  Explore and expect the best of anything that is possible.