Review: Another fascinating tale to keep you occupied!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
If you have been introduced to Patrick Hatt through A Not So Singular World, I suggest you go back and read A Not So Perfect World immediately after so you could fully appreciate this series. Having read Hatt’s previous two books in the series, this third installment felt like coming home to family. Another great adventure await fans no less, but now with a new protagonist—someone we are already familiar with: Jeremiah.In the previous book, Jeremiah’s parents and the book’s protagonists, Jack and Emily, find themselves in (literal) hell and must find a way to defeat Lucifer and go back to their son Jeremiah. In A Not So Singular World, we find Jeremiah on the search of his parents as well, and with the help of his cat Orlin. As with the first two books, this one also features many interesting mythological figures incorporated in the narrative. I like how Hatt maintains the cohesiveness and consistency among the books in terms of wit, humor, and sense of adventure.Reading the third book in the series felt like a warm hug: the narrative is brilliantly written, the characters are well-rounded, and you could easily lose yourself in the story. I also like the fact that the book opened with Jeremiah’s birthday. Most of us have wanted or at least imagined receiving life-changing news whenever our birthday gets nearer every year, and this book does exactly that.The book series may be written for young adults, but it is definitely entertaining and gripping enough even to a slightly older demographic. I highly encourage science fiction and fantasy enthusiasts to get a copy of the book series.