Review: This trilogy begins with notable character development and intrigue...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
Nadia Kilrick writes `People of Kilmservy Village' the first installment in the `Rough Hewn Trilogy' in the style of a most certain and competent character study. Then she places her characters in the strained context of ambiguity, where the certainty of knowing others well-enough in a village should prevail when called upon to solve mystery. With bad blood among those close to one another established, and, introductions of the next generation offered up, it appears in the spirit of M Night Shyamalan's `The Village' that this story will continue to unfold in a manner I look forward to reading as I continue on and into this trilogy of notable character development and intrigue...This eBook was reviewed by G Mitchell Baker, Author of "The Involvement of Emerson" (2012), "Lethal Believers: The Innocents" (2013), and "Lethal Believers: DVM" (2013). Reviewer G Mitchell Baker purchased his copy of the "The People of Kilmservy (The Rough Hewn Trilogy)" and receives no consideration for publishing this review, other than gladly purchasing this book for his Kindle Fire. Baker has read parts of this e-Book, and listened to text-to-voice as well, in order to take in the story and thereafter contribute this review. GMB