Review: Jeremy Morgan's OPPOSITE EXTREMES Shows that Sometimes It's the Place Not the Person that Doesn't Mix
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2013
I think we all know what it's like to feel that we're out of place or at least not where we are supposed to be. It's one of those things that begins as a nagging whisper until finally you can't help but pay attention to it and then make a decision one way or another.In Jeremy Morgan's novella OPPOSITE EXTREMES we have such a situation. We meet a young man named Lan Henderson whose only real issue is that he finds himself in a place that is not the most pleasing to him and in relationships that are as different as night and day. What Lan has to decide is what is best for him, not what others might want for him. When he begins to look at who and where really makes him happy he is then able to become the person he believes he was meant to be.This story is rally powerful in its delivery as well as in the messages it carries. It gives you an interesting commentary on how others see a certain group of people or country and what it really means to listen to your heart.For me OPPOSITE EXTREMES is just the right kind of story to attract readers of all ages in an enjoyable read that keeps your attention from page to page. Jeremy Morgan did his job as a storyteller, giving us characters we could get to know and a message we'll remember long after we finish.You can't ask for any more than that.