Review: A POLITICAL DECENT ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
Within a story like this, there is no hope for a way to stop reading this book.  This fictional, clandestine movement from political purgatory to the upsetting possibility that it could be a true story will alert your senses. All at once the moral collapse of the main character assaults the ideal, basic, moral blueprint of the human condition and takes you to the primal instincts of how low a man can sink in the arena of sexual deprivation.Dragon's Moon does not pamper the possibility that the hard wiring of a group of men can be reversed when it comes to repulsive behavior. This problem has almost become common in our society today while courts and judges slap deviants on the wrists handing down sentences such as twenty years, with two to serve and gives them a chance to offend more young lives. But, while some child molester's look scary and creepy, the men of bogus higher standards all decked out in their three piece suits seem harmless and respectable and safe, yet, they are (sometimes) more dangerous than the creepy old man next door. The prospect of relaxing our fears and trusting those people with high ranking positions gets dimmer every day, no matter how badly we want to.But here, within the pages of this fictional account of a group of men in political positions and where their actions lead them, might be considered a horror movie. Men who run our country may not be devoid of the infection that destroys the lives of child victims. While we all know that anything is possible, Rebecca Stroud draws a picture of the most unspeakable possibilities. I dare not say, "Probabilities." She manages to choreograph a saga that draws disturbing pictures, yet keeps you curious about what will follow each page as you turn them. This story is definitely a murder mystery.My five stars reflect not only her story, but her writing style. Excellent!