Review: Not Quite 4 or 5
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 1, 2013
I am sorry. I've read a lot of these new artists. Because I want that sense of magic from my books. That sense that here is something different, raw, with human failures and yet uplifting too.The first 2 books start off powerfully, human failings and uplifting. But then in the 3rd book I found the author got lazy. In the sense that he seemingly wrote a summary of events that happened to the character instead of showing us, through the eyes of the main characters, the events themselves. It was as if the writer got tired of his novel and just wanted it to end faster.Hence I won't give a 5 star. He has so much potential with this story. I would have given him full 5 stars if he actually fleshed out the events instead of just doing a 5 paragraph summary of what happened to our hero.Sadly, I must say: You can write. But I may not buy.