Review: unpredictable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2013
Dark Knight in Disguise II: Earthbound Angel 1 (Earthbound Angels Book 1) [Kindle Edition]Dark Knight in Disguise is not exactly the kind of book that you, or any other reader in particular might think right away off the bat that it is. For instance, it is not exactly what most people would think or assume that it is. Why do I say that? Because as an avid and pretty active reader myself, someone who truly likes reading and exploring all kinds of literature and novels, ranging from mystery to fantasy to just plain and regular realistic fiction, I had also thought that this book would lead me down a much different path than down what exactly it had happened to take me. For instance, when I had assumed that it would be some kind of dark knight fantasy story that involves a lot of different mysterious and dark made up elements, I was not entirely wrong, don't assume that right off the bat, but I was not in entirety correct either in the way that I sometimes am with other books that attract me or appeal to me right away as this particular novel had from the very beginning when I had actually first gotten ahold of it.In reality, this book is, just like I had somehow automatically assumed just from looking at the cover and from considering the title, a pretty good, exciting and relatively thrilling read all in a combination of things. However, it was not exactly what I had expected event and story line wise. What I mean by this, of course, is the fact that if you hadn't yet been completely aware of it, most novels, whether they are good or not and whatever they might actually happen to be about, must absolutely have some kind of plot line or story line, which engages the reader and entertains him or her as he or she engages in reading the particular novel or book. However, the thing is, that sometimes these plotlines or story lines are very easy to predict, which makes it extremely boring to read on the book, since the reader already knows nearly exactly what will happen. This often occurs mainly with beginners to the writing world, to amateur authors who do not yet know their way well enough with words like some professionals probably do. And so, when I had first begun reading this book, I quickly judged it to be one of those boring and highly predictable amateur novels. However, boy was I wrong. The book engaged me with its every unexpected twist and turn, each of which came as a total and complete surprise to me when it arrived. This is why I recommend this novel to all interested.