Review: Pure visual enjoyment
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2014
Told as someone who has been put into a nightmare, lived through it and must not only face it but do something about it. You slowly get sucked into this character, feel his pain and urgency and every once in a while have the desire and need to crawl inside the pages to help him. This is equal to going down the stairs in a dark cellar knowing the bad guy is waiting for you and doing it anyway. Without giving things away, the plot wants you to go in a different direction, create an ending in your head and then find out you're not only wrong but were on the trail with the wrong story and the train is going in a whole new place. Such nice little touches, you feel as though you are living right there with the characters. At times you wish to slap faces or wake people up and at others, you push him on to go for it and get it done. Danger lurks, death waits impatiently and then along comes the washing machine to cleanse your thoughts and remove the solve from your brain. Well written, great characters, some darkness, some light and lots of pure reading entertainment. That said, Derryl Flynn will be writing pure entertainment for a long time Can't wait to read the next one Derryl. I can only hope this review sparks a lot of hearts. The story is one that even a little give-away could spoil it so I tap-danced around and hope I didn't give anything away. The plot is one that could easily be spoiled by giving something away so I avoided all that. Grab a copy of this one. It's a very good read.