Review: Move over Al Capone There is a New Gangsta In Chi Town
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
Imagine if you wil the St Valentines Day Massacre on steroids that's right you heard it correctly, America has a new standard of Chi Town Gangster in the 21st century and his name is Damon. This character could have been created at Starbucks if Robert Ludlum and Russell Blake sat down for a latte and creative character building game. It is a complex storyline if you don't enjoy multiple story lines interwoven this will convert you. Written brilliantly Psymon has depicted Damon's story from the inside out, The reader gets to feel the personal astonishment and outrage at a perceived miscarriage of  bad boy justice. He is the antithesis of the anti hero with a weird dedication to right the wrong.By the way it should be noted this book is a little sexy too. There is something very attractive and engaging about this guy although admittedly you wouldn't bring him home to dinner with mom. Well unless you wanted her to never have a decent nights rest for the entire next decade. I hate to give away spoilers to story lines and in this case to discuss this complex story line and not give away a kernel that does not link to the rest is tough. So suffice it to say this bad boy is like a roller coaster ride so be warned it won't stop in the middle of the action to let you catch your breath. Just hold on and read through, it will slow back down to a coast speed. . . for a moment.I enjoyed the book my one note would be the cover is not a bit SEXY beef it up give me a pile of black caviar in a beautiful silver bowl on a great mirror that is Damon SEXY. Let me see it in the cover. My only negative note would be like most indie books it could benefit with some editing not alot but just a little. It did not detract from the enjoyment of the book but I'm just saying for you grammar Nazi's out there,I'm rating this well worth the read but come on Psymon sex up that cover LOL