Review: AN ENLIGHTENING  STORY OF HEALING AND RECOVERY
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2013
This book is a must read for anyone who read the book ZEKE, liked it and wants to know what happened to Sue.  I don't think this book is a stand alone but it is an excellent resolution to what began in the book "Zeke."  To compare this book with Zeke, however, is just plain silly.  To do so is as nonsensical as comparing apples to oranges.I read this book because I really came to care about Sue while reading Zeke and I wanted to know how her life turned out.  The book Sue is the story of a young women's struggle to rebuild her life; to remake herself and to become strong after a cataclysmic near death experience. I think the author did a good job of chronicling this journey.  Although I've never experienced what Sue did in "ZEKE," thank goodness, I found some of Dr. Camden's observations, analysis and advice personally applicable.I would classify this as a Psychological Suspense.  To me, a thriller implies "edge of your seat action but a Suspense implies apprehension of and anxiousness for what comes next in a story.The "Pace" or progression of this story is rather slow but steady.  Maybe because I anticipated the pace of the story given the plot, the pace of this story did now upset me or cause me to become bored like I did periodically while reading "ZEKE" (read my review of ZEKE to understand this statement better).  As for the ending, maybe it's wasn't as "thrilling" as some would have like but I felt that it was quite appropriate and satisfying.  The Author has a good talent for presenting deeply psychological stories that leave you reflecting on their implications and man's inhumanity to man.I recommend reading this book only if you've read "ZEKE" first.  I plan to check out a few other books by this author.