Review: AAMBC Book Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 2, 2012
Don't let the cover fool you as it almost did me, without even opening the book. My first thought was that I was embarking on a book about the study of the human mind, and in all actuality ... I was.Thankfully in the opening pages I realized it was another kind mind reading. 'MENTALITY' for me was a thought provoking account of how far a person will go once their mind is set. I found the characters in this book to be tenacious, fierce and even compelling and underhanded in their quest for dominance in their very nature, as they suffer through decisions that cemented the phrase (only the strong survive). This journey eventually centers around these three who mirror each others actions in a way that  it's hard to believe that they are separate people. Tyree, Natalie and David and even those connected to them will surprise you, infuriate you and even make you  feel remorse... for them. This is what happens when you lose the ability to feel compassion. When you lose sight of what it takes to be humanized and recall that all actions will eventually demand a reaction in one form or another. And then sadly you realize that once some actions are set in motion, it is almost impossible for it be undone regardless of your guilt. Though this is the first taste I have had with Ceet the Author, I anxiously await the next available opportunity to sample his work. Well done Ceet, well done.