Review: Intense book, but enjoyable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2013
R.A. Hakok’s novel Viable was an intense book with bits and pieces of mystery, drama, and science fiction.  A discovery of a rare blood type with potential to cure many ailments and diseases plaguing society would be great.  That is what makes this novel interesting.  Going on the journey that intertwines the lives of an up and coming scientists/professor Alison, small town Sheriff and a mysterious man Grant was a great adventure written by Hakok.  Although the beginning of the novel dragged a little and was lacking much needed action to thrust it forward; if the reader sticks in for the long hold it pays off.  The novel eventually picks up in pace and the puzzle pieces start to come together.Hakok’s writing style is mixed in the beginning of the novel it seems to be just informational no action; an attempt to get the facts laid down.  Towards the middle and end of Viable, Hakok’s writing style is influenced by many elaborate action and discovery scenes.  The reader gets a better understanding of the main characters (Professor and Sheriff).  Overall this was a pretty decent read.  Great job Hakok.