Review: A Real Page Turner
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 31, 2013
This is a well-written book. It masterfully weaves the introduction and interaction of the characters with each clue of the mystery unfolding. It's realistic, it's fun, it's engaging.Sophia Kaplan Conrad is an archaeolgist and remote viewer. She's smart, she's fiesty and she's ready to take on the world, no matter what dimension its in. I first learned about remote viewing in the books of C.S. Graham, however, Ms. Dionne ups the ante giving the remote viewer power over what he sees, even the ability to take a life. Still, that's not enough to stop Sophia.The author is detailed oriented in her descriptions. Giving life to the characters, their works, station in life and to the story. There is some religious overtones to the book, but I wouldn't consider it Christian fiction. Ms. Dionne expertly takes the reader on a fast-action and information-packed ride; the book is a page turner that holds your attention to the very last page making you wish there was more. But you needn't worry as this is only the first in a trilogy so there is more of Kathryn Dionne's wonderful writing to enjoy.Although, I figured out part of the mystery early one, there's plenty more to keep you interested. A good book. An excellent author. I recommend it to everyone.