Review: Reality is never what it seems to be
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2013
This book is a story that has a very complicated plot. If you like the Matrix where reality isn't what it seems then this book is a book that you will love. The story set in the year 2015.  A woman name Serenity Rankin is married to man name Jack and they have a 7 year old severely autistic son name Charlie. Serenity and Jack are struggling as a married couple having to deal with the special needs of Charlie. Jack is distancing himself from his son and placing a strain on their marriage.Meanwhile Serenity is having her own problems with Jack becoming more distant, her hands constantly burning, and her belief that she is slowly losing her mind because her son is communicating with her telepathically.  Her son communicated to her that she needed to find a psychic healer name Sophia to help her. The problem? Sophia is associated with a group that the government considers to be a terrorist organization called the Unity for Oneness movement.  Jack works for the Senator who was to eliminate this organization at all cost.In Serenity's effort to find Sophia she discovers that everything she knows to be true about herself and her family is not what it seems. Serenity realizes that a group within the FBI is looking for her and her son to arrest and or kill them. Why? Because secretly that group are also members of a group called the Brothers of Darkness. Later she discovers that her son is not a normal human being but a Child of Light who mission is the elevate the consciousness of the human race to the next level of evolution.This story a paranormal fictional tale that encompasses elements of spirituality, psychic phenomena, and ancient Egyptian mythology. I love the plot and the overall story itself. It was in-depth and insightful in teaching spiritual truths. You really get to develop a sincere interest in the characters and the plot itself which is a strong fascinating story.What I did not like about the story was that it was told in so many points of view. You had Serenity point of view, then Charlie, then Jack, then Sophia, then Richard the senator, then the Shawn Shelton FBI agent, and Nicole Shawn's wife. To me it made it much more difficult to follow the story although I understood using Charlie's point of view because he was autistic.