Review: Vivid and intense, an adventure of mythical proportions
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Imagine not knowing anything about your parents, nothing about your origin, about who you are. To say there would be a piece of you missing is an understatement. How would you define yourself? How would you discover yourself?This is the unknown that the protagonist Jeremiah is dealing with in A Not So Singular World, an enthralling and wondrous read. I’m a huge fan of Greek mythology; the stories always struck me as magical. So I was totally hooked by the use of aspects of Greek mythology in the book; it fit the tone and mood of the book perfectly.The action is intense, like a mine-train run amok, never slowing, never stopping, unbelievable twists and turns around every corner. Putting the book down proved difficult; it is the kind of book that makes you want to read straight through dinner. Who needs food, right? The book is lovingly crafted; Patrick Hatt shows an incredible sense of pacing and character development. It is hard not to get lost in Jeremiah’s journey. I know I did.