Review: Fast Paced, Exciting and Thought Provoking Tale
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
RJ Leahy has written a very detailed and thought provoking tale of a Dystiopian Society with no known origin or past.  The story takes place in a walled off city that has no name, which is broken down into districts of various ethnic groups. Each district is in extreme poverty and will fight to the death to defend what little they have, which isn't much to speak of. Their future is very bleak, without much hope of change as there is nowhere to go or any way to rise out of their current situation.This is where  the Angel of the City comes into the picture, as she brings the citizens hope, something in which they have never had before. The main character {whom also has no name} is a prior counselor, who is hiding under the radar. He is presented with the task of protecting the Angel from the powers that be, as they want her gone for she is a threat to their control. This is no easy task and they must move secretly through a city that is at constant civil unrest.As you read through the pages of RJ's work you will easily be able to see the city and their daily life as if it were in pictures as he is able to paint very vivid details with his style of writing. It is at times very intense, and you barely have a moment to breath as the pace moves at great speeds. I was left wondering how this world became and like others was hoping for a sequel as I have tried myself to explain these very questions. But this is what makes good writing if you are left thinking about the story long after it has been read and wondering what if.I most definitely recommend this book to those who like Dystopian and Thrillers as this combines the two nicely.  Thank you RJ, I look forward to reading more of you work.Claretta Maynard (The Kindle Book Review)."The Kindle Book Review received a free copy of this book for an independent, fair, and honest review. We are not associated with the author or Amazon."