Review: The mystery of Dylan Loh..and a fine beginning of  a murder mystery
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
According to his published bio, Dylan Loh is a speaker, coach, internet entrepreneur and, generally, a cheeky trouble maker. He has authored several ebooks on Internet Marketing and entrepreneurship such as 'Affiliate Ownage', 'Profit From Your Niche! Niche Marketing 101' to name a couple. He is also the Co-Author of the print book 'Secrets of Student Millionaires' sold in South East Asia. Dylan has been featured in the book 'Get Rich Click' by Marc Ostrofsky - a best selling author on Wall Street Journal Business, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and USA Today - in 2010. He specializes in helping affiliates, business owners and entrepreneurs profit more from their niche - online. In 2013, he founded the entrepreneurial news site - TheMaverickPaper.com to help more young entrepreneurs succeed. To find out more about his work, check out TurnYourTrafficIntoProfits.com. This reader first encountered Dylan in his requests for reviews of health and cooking books - possibly written by him under the pseudonym of `Mabel Roark'. At that time he stated, `I'm a gift, craft and cooking enthusiast that calls Singapore home (for now). I've written numerous books on cooking, creating home made gifts and - 'crafting' in general. My first book on Amazon Kindle '30 Crazy (But Unique) Home Crafted Christmas Gift Ideas!' was published on 1st December 2012 of what I hope will be many more to come- such as Anti-Aging Diet, Homemade Natural Recipes, etc. So whether Dylan Loh IS Mabel Roark, or just her supporter remains to be seen.This request for a review is for a short mystery AN UNLIKELY MURDER and it shows definite promise. Brief but fascinating, we meet Jayden Clyne covered in blood  beside a severely carved and mutilated female body. Next we see him in prison, then undergoing questioning about the murder he apparently has committed - he holds the murder weapon, his blood and DNA match the murder crime, and he is cross-examined by two policemen who call in a lawyer - one that seems unconvinced much can be done except to plead insanity. But Jayden has no memory for the event and is sure he is innocent until...and the final few pages should not be shared.It is difficult to review an entire story from one small beginning, but Dylan Loh demonstrates here that he is capable to writing in a very visual sense. The tension is dramatic, and the concept he is developing as the story part ends is one with significant possibilities. He indeed seems to have a fine knack at spinning morbid tales. Now If we only knew the full background of Dylan Loh....Grady Harp, April 14