Review: Emotional and vivid
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2013
A Life of Death is filled with imagery that'll definitely stick with you. From the reality of a young boy's life in an abusive household to his visions of other people's violent ends, Kincade paints with vivid color the fear that haunts a young person trapped in a bad situation as he tries to claw his way out. Alex's encounters with the dead are compelling and provocative, but it's his real life that gave me the most chills. Character driven and suspenseful, this is a paranormal mystery novel with heart. (Note: I got to read an early release of all four episodes  of this book -- this is only the first!)