Review: Its no "Sand Man Slim" but its a keeper
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2013
**Spoiler Alert**Lets start by saying I'm an atheist and I liked this book.  Its a bit preachy but the preachy does not spoil a compelling plot line.  I like an anti-hero;they are more interesting and complex than your well intentioned hero. They also seem to have a more cynical sense of humor and I love a good sense of humor. Randall's character was a bit weak but Boothe was multi-leveled and I couldn't help but like him. He's a demon but he's compelling and that makes the story interesting. I could relate to what he was telling Henry and could understand Henry's position as well as his position. The story would have been better if Henry was given a bit more information by Randall and Boothe.  It could have fleshed out the story a bit more and raised more questions. All in all I like Christian mythlogy; plenty of material for a good story and the authors have produced a winner because they don't constantly beat you over the head with religion; but sometimes it came close.  Just one aside, Why would someone prefer hell to oblivion?  If I believed in hell I'd take oblivion over hell any day. I don't think its a good enough reason to stay away from trackers.  I hope we hear from Amelia it the other books. I'd like to see how things turn out with her. By the way,  "Trackers" good addition,  (I can just hear the bells and smell) lets see more of them.Its no "Sand Man Slim" but its a keeper.