Review: Check Your Closet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
The thought of a stranger living in a house unnoticed  and watching a family creeps me out. Story is told in first person about a man that cant cope, with losing his now comatose girlfriend.  He lurks around the house and is obsessed with the family.I think the entire point that John Paul's trying to get across is becomming the character which is obviously disturbed. Telling a story from this maniacs mind.  What he thinks, feels and desires. I find nothing offensive about this story that many do. All human beings have dark desires but hide them.I enjoyed the story and found it haunting and unique. It left me wanting to read more about this character.Only thing I don't care for is all of the bad reviews. Most of the reviewers only reviewed his book and no others. Which leads me to believe they're being done with malicious attempts, to try and ruin a good story. There are some sick people in the world and John does a very good job capturing that in this story. I found it in no way sick or distasteful. If the sheltered reviewers don't realize this they live in a dreamworld of lollipops and rainbows.