Review: Just as intense as the first!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
Daman is back! If you haven't read the first story I urge you to, if for no other reason, it helps build this amazing world and story line into the masterpiece it is.As I mentioned in my review for the first in this series, I'm Living But I'm Not Alive, Psymon H. gained a lifelong fan after reading that book. He did not let me down one bit with the continuation. Some series build your hopes up so high, and they can never live up to the expectation. I was blown away, as it exceeded every hope I had for the story.Obviously the writing and character development is top notch, and if you have read anything from this author you don't need me to tell you. The style is almost magical, in that you will swear you just watched a movie. Yes it is that vivid, and intense!Daman, (our main villain) starts off right where he left off in his paranoid violent rage. He trusts no one, and is willing to kill(violently) to flush out traitors, whether actually loyal or not. He makes most Mob villains look like Sunday school teachers in comparison. Of course he can be a good friend, and loving father at times, but that is not how he gained his power.I won't give any more away, but you will defiantly find yourself sitting on the edge of your seat while reading this. The ending isn't quite the cliff hanger as the first book, but still sets the stage for the next story very nicely, with a bit of mystery and uncertainty.Now obviously I'm a bit of a bias fan, but I do recommend this if you like thrillers, especially ones with graphic violence. That being said it's not for the younger crowd, so take a read through first if you plan on letting young teens read it... Now to see if book three is out, or when its coming out!