
[NOT A YA Book]
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc.
Available Now: Amazon.com
My Review: Sean Vincent Lehosit's imagination is amazing, it's crazy how he gives hell such a detailed description. If hell is anything like Sean's imagination, I definitely would not want to end up, or should I say down there. This book is only 108 pages but it's full of strong words and contains graphic details. So, for my younger readers, I wouldn't recommend it, it's on a totally different level from Young Adult books. The story began by introducing a man, whose name is unknown so he goes by "Slave." He had no idea how he ended up in hell and I enjoyed going through the journey with him. His goal was to find out the truth behind the reason of him being in hell. When the truth was revealed, it all came together for me. It was one of those stories that made me smile in the end even though in the middle of it I would cringe at the pain "Slave" experienced. Different religious characters passed through "Slave's" journey, but Sean's twist on their agenda made me question stereotypes. Hell was filled with Lucifer [a.k.a. the devil], which was very interesting, demons, and even angels, hm who knew right? I really liked the story and was quickly engulfed in Sean's creative world of misery. I recommend it to those who like to think outside the box.
My Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Author's Website: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1640286.Sean_Vincent_Lehosit
2 comments:
I like to think outside the proverbial box. I'd like to read this if ever you decide to send me the book.
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Jon.
Well your review is wonderful except the cover and title alone scare me too much to read it....but you did get my attention!
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