Review: Disturbing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2013
From the fevered imagination and darkest nightmares of Nocomus Columbus comes this darkly disturbing tale of betrayal, torture, and murder. This story is graphically sexual (hetero and homo), violent, and riddled with the harshest language. So why do I give it five stars? Because all of those elements are necessary to showcase the despairing tortured souls it portrays. If it were pretty and clean, it would make no sense.The author has recently collaborated with an editor and it shows. Now every dark horrifying moment is vividly alive.Okay, here's some information about the story. Becky loves Sam. Sam loves Dylan. Sam also writes a screen play. Enter Corey the bully and everything falls apart.Not for the faint of heart, to be sure, but if you enjoy very dark murder mysteries with believably damaged characters as they search for meaning in a world that denies their most basic instincts while supplying them with the means to self-medicate and self-destruct, you won't find a better example.Be brave. Give it a try. I guarantee you won't walk away unmoved.