Review: Michael S. Fedison's book Eye Dancers is a beautifully crafted journey of an intruding ghost that takes four boys for the ride o
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
Fedison's book allows the reader to feel as though they are part of a close knit group of boys whose friendship are forged in the fires of life. Joe Marma, the muscle of the group, meets Mitchell when he comes up on an unfair fight where he balances things setting them right.It's because of these relatable characters & real life circumstances that the paranormal aspect of the book becomes so believable.The book opens with the character Mitchell Brant & the third time visit of a reoccurring dream he can't seem to shake. Mitchell's problem is, he's not so sure if it really is a dream. What makes this even more mystical & dark, is when he finds out the dream is shared with his two friends, Joe Marma & Ryan Swinton. The same seven year old girl with spinning blue eyes, under a lamp post beckoning Mitchell to come to her is haunting the other two boys as well. But what seems like a freakish coincidence as pointed out by the science geek & doubting Thomas, Matt (Grronk). Becomes all too real when they compare stories.Eye Dancers is filled with surprises around every corner & a healthy portion of mysterious questions that leaves the reader to discover, with the characters on their journey. It's a perfect read for those of you who can remember what it was like to dream beyond the mundane things of life & taste from the magical waters of childhood and what lies beyond the boundaries of those dreams.The comedy is perfectly timed & the friendships endearing as the Author clearly wrote from experience. We can highly recommend this book to anyone willing to take the paranormal jump with the four adorable boys who lead the way!!!