Review: Very intriguing story!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
It is the year 2015. Serenity Rankin, her husband Jack, and their 7 year old autistic son, Charles live in a world where free and spiritual thinking is a sign of terrorism. And Jack's boss, Senator Richard Windham, is on a mission to stop a group called, The Unity For Oneness movement, from spreading their propaganda. When Serenity's son begins to communicate to her telepathically, urging her to seek out  Sophia, a healer and the head of the Oneness organization, she finds that those around her--including her husband-- are not who they seem.  Visions of an alien race of winged serpents hiding in plain sight plague her dreams, causing her to think she's going mad. But as her spiritual eyes are opened, she realizes that this is no dream.I found this story to be very compelling.  I loved the concept, and the spiritual message within the story. It resinated with me.  The three things that kept me from giving this a 5 * were:1. There were too many grammatical errors that pulled me away from the story. i.e. passed instead of past, commas and apostrophes out of place.2. The jumping back and forth between characters was a bit confusing.3. I felt there wasn't a complete ending.  I could understand stopping in mid action if this were the first of a trilogy. But as it sits, I feel like the ending could be a lot stronger.On a positive note, my favorite character was Charles and felt Ms. Michael captured his thoughts and personality perfectly. All in all, I enjoyed the story very much and I will certainly keep my eye out for more books from this author.