Brian Robert Smith
Autor de Sins of a Priest
Obras de Brian Robert Smith
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I was given a copy of the e-book free from the author for my review of it. I was excited to start this book but became quickly disappointed. I felt there were times it was very jumpy and sometimes confusing. I think the concept of the story line was interesting at first, however three-fourths of the way through I really lost interest in where the story line was going and what the character Mason transformed into. I love reading crime books, although I don't feel this was my type of crime book.
I was given a free copy of this book by the author to review.
I really enjoyed it. Fast-paced, it slowed at the right times, sucked me into the story and carried me along. I wanted to know if Mason would really get a normal life back, would he get his wife back, would his friends believe his story. What was Dr. Harlow up to? Was he a genius who could cure diseases or a lunatic out of control with medical equipment. I liked the short chapter concept like a James Patterson book. You can get through the book pretty fast. The ending was very fast paced but it also left things open. With the cloning that some scientists are currently doing, kind of makes you wounder what happens when things go wrong. I had to force myself to go to bed at 1 a.m., I had a hard time putting this down. Since it was such a fast read, I think some of the characters could have been fleshed out more like Warren. But then again, some books don't need to go too deep into the background of characters and are just about a few days in the life of the characters. It's the action that keeps you moving and not the history of the characters. I want to be entertained and pulled into a story and this book did that for me.… (más)
I really enjoyed it. Fast-paced, it slowed at the right times, sucked me into the story and carried me along. I wanted to know if Mason would really get a normal life back, would he get his wife back, would his friends believe his story. What was Dr. Harlow up to? Was he a genius who could cure diseases or a lunatic out of control with medical equipment. I liked the short chapter concept like a James Patterson book. You can get through the book pretty fast. The ending was very fast paced but it also left things open. With the cloning that some scientists are currently doing, kind of makes you wounder what happens when things go wrong. I had to force myself to go to bed at 1 a.m., I had a hard time putting this down. Since it was such a fast read, I think some of the characters could have been fleshed out more like Warren. But then again, some books don't need to go too deep into the background of characters and are just about a few days in the life of the characters. It's the action that keeps you moving and not the history of the characters. I want to be entertained and pulled into a story and this book did that for me.… (más)
This book is about good vs evil. Marcus was a runner for a drug dealer in his teens after his father died. Then he left for 8 years and became a Catholic Priest. He's been assigned his old church St. Paul's, which is in ruin, just like the neighborhood. An evil force named Daniel, has taken over the neighborhood and corrupted the youth and some of the adults.
Marcus' brother Louie has become a drug dealer and is not a nice guy but at least he doesn't worship Satan and doesn't follow Daniel. Louie kills Jada's boyfriend and now she owes him $15,000. To get back at Louie, she seduces Marcus. Then the fight between Marcus and Daniel begins.
I won't give anything away, I will say if you like the supernatural and you like good vs evil then you will enjoy this book. It will keep your attention.
I had a little bit of an issue with how fast Marcus was seduced by Jada and how after he found out about her deception he still really cared about her. It was mentioned several times that she was a young teen. Which then made me think Marcus REALLY messed up if he's probably close to 30 yet has sex with a young teen that probably is 16 or 17 even though her age isn't given.
I would like to thank Brian for sending me a copy of the book for my honest review.… (más)
Marcus' brother Louie has become a drug dealer and is not a nice guy but at least he doesn't worship Satan and doesn't follow Daniel. Louie kills Jada's boyfriend and now she owes him $15,000. To get back at Louie, she seduces Marcus. Then the fight between Marcus and Daniel begins.
I won't give anything away, I will say if you like the supernatural and you like good vs evil then you will enjoy this book. It will keep your attention.
I had a little bit of an issue with how fast Marcus was seduced by Jada and how after he found out about her deception he still really cared about her. It was mentioned several times that she was a young teen. Which then made me think Marcus REALLY messed up if he's probably close to 30 yet has sex with a young teen that probably is 16 or 17 even though her age isn't given.
I would like to thank Brian for sending me a copy of the book for my honest review.… (más)
I was given a free copy of this book by the author to review.
I really enjoyed it. Fast-paced, it slowed at the right times, sucked me into the story and carried me along. I wanted to know if Mason would really get a normal life back, would he get his wife back, would his friends believe his story. What was Dr. Harlow up to? Was he a genius who could cure diseases or a lunatic out of control with medical equipment. I liked the short chapter concept like a James Patterson book. You can get through the book pretty fast. The ending was very fast paced but it also left things open. With the cloning that some scientists are currently doing, kind of makes you wounder what happens when things go wrong. I had to force myself to go to bed at 1 a.m., I had a hard time putting this down. Since it was such a fast read, I think some of the characters could have been fleshed out more like Warren. But then again, some books don't need to go too deep into the background of characters and are just about a few days in the life of the characters. It's the action that keeps you moving and not the history of the characters. I want to be entertained and pulled into a story and this book did that for me.… (más)
I really enjoyed it. Fast-paced, it slowed at the right times, sucked me into the story and carried me along. I wanted to know if Mason would really get a normal life back, would he get his wife back, would his friends believe his story. What was Dr. Harlow up to? Was he a genius who could cure diseases or a lunatic out of control with medical equipment. I liked the short chapter concept like a James Patterson book. You can get through the book pretty fast. The ending was very fast paced but it also left things open. With the cloning that some scientists are currently doing, kind of makes you wounder what happens when things go wrong. I had to force myself to go to bed at 1 a.m., I had a hard time putting this down. Since it was such a fast read, I think some of the characters could have been fleshed out more like Warren. But then again, some books don't need to go too deep into the background of characters and are just about a few days in the life of the characters. It's the action that keeps you moving and not the history of the characters. I want to be entertained and pulled into a story and this book did that for me.… (más)
Estadísticas
- Obras
- 3
- Miembros
- 61
- Popularidad
- #274,234
- Valoración
- 3.2
- Reseñas
- 10
- ISBNs
- 7