Review: Another thrilling season!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2013
Just finished this great season of Yesterday's Gone, a story that makes me think of Lost and The Stand. The kind of story that has you on the edge of your seat, wanting to hurry and see what happens next, yet not wanting for it to be over.  I love it when authors recognize how unrealistic the traditional Good vs. Evil plotline is, that most people have a little of both good and bad in them, and that most of life exists in the gray areas. I like it when I can root for the bad guy as well as the good, at least some of the time.  People are complex and life is messy, and these authors are really good at portraying their characters just as they are, flawed human beings, and leaving it to us to decide if we love or hate them.  I am shocked and more than a little surprised to find myself hoping one really messed up bad guy makes it to the end -- those who have read this series will know exactly who I'm referring to!!I put off reading this episode as long as I could because of the infamous cliffhangers, but I could no longer wait and just finished.  Sadly, now I'm sitting here pouting, wanting more.  Things have gone way off the path I would have expected, and I'm seriously dying to see how it all ends.  But I have to admit, it's been a crazy journey so far, and I'm so glad I found these authors!Do yourself a favor and buy these books!  Start with Episode One -- currently on sale for a remarkable price! -- and get to know the multi-dimensional characters and the impossible circumstances they find themselves in.  Be sure to leave a review, as reviews are the lifeblood of indie writers such as these.  Talent such as theirs must be supported and nourished, since we can't kidnap them and chain them to a desk in the basement, with their dinner each night dependent on how many words they've typed that day....sorry guys, but I'm fairly sure it's what Boricio would do.I think more people than not will appreciate their no-holds-barred style of writing; it's real and fun...and don't be too hard on yourself when you find yourself grinning at something you really wish you didn't find funny.