Review: Surprisingly Good
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2013
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.When I was asked to read this book, I wasn't sure how I would like it.  I prefer to watch stories like this in movie form - but I enjoy mystery and suspense enough that I thought I'd give it a go.  And I'm glad I did!The only thing I didn't really like was knowing what was going to happen at the end.  For me, it made it hard to read because I felt it took away from the suspense factor, but it wasn't so much that it deterred me away from the book.  It was actually quite enjoyable if you like suspense.  Read the blurb and you'll see what I mean.That being said, I was wrong.  It didn't exactly end how I thought it would.  Seriously, I thought I had it all figured out about half way through, and it went a completely different direction.  The writing was quite well, too, which was refreshing.  Silvano Williams does a spectacular job painting Adiran's tormented thought process.  It was also interesting reading about Adiran's opinions of people that he "worked" with.  Silvano can also be very insightful - see quote:"Love is like religion. Such a complex answer for an unneeded question. Who needs gods when there is the truth? All we need to do is open our minds and accept it."All in all, it was a nice, fast read.  If I had anything really to complain about, it would be that I would have enjoyed it being a bit longer!