Review: The Voice
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2011
"The Voice" sets the scene in the prologue with, as the description says, a man floating offshore with his mind a blank.  The main portion of the book takes us back three days to the events leading up to the prologue and continues with what happens afterward.  As we see events through the eyes of the narrator, what happens and what it means are gradually revealed to both him and us.  The story is fast moving, yet satisfying in that it keeps you in suspense and guessing, trying to unravel what has happened.  Saying much more will only turn this review into a spoiler.  A short, yet still very satisfying read.The bonus short stories are horror rather than sci-fi.  The first, "Shotgun," is short, but with a wicked twist.  Both are fun reads.**Originally written for "Books and Pals" book blog.**