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The Best that Self-Publishing Has to Offer
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5.0 out of 5 stars By Denis Vukosav TOP 1000 REVIEWER Format:Paperback
'Delusional' written by Scott Spotson is the third book I've read from this author and it seems that each of them is getting better than the previous one; suspense thriller with addition of supernatural and romance will be interesting to a wider audience, and with its quality certainly deserves your time.
In the center of story is a woman named Patricia Fowler who will have an affair with her married co-worker Paul Blast but soon after they two will start seeing each other Patricia will start experiencing different hallucinations and delusions why she will no longer be aware of what is true and what her mind is playing tricks with her. Meanwhile, the FBI is trying to track down a thief who magically appears and disappears, taking away valuable pieces of art and gems. These two stories begin to be merged into one and while the author skillfully leads the reader through his story it becomes harder to guess what actually the truth is and what is the illusion...
Scott Spotson wrote a book which can be seen as the best that self-publishing can offer – an original idea, interesting plot, lot of excitement and suspense, great ending. The author has made an excellent choice by introducing an omniscient narrator giving the reader the ability to understand the motivations of various characters that the story introduced.
And though the beginning of the story seems a bit slower and it might seem that sometimes the author goes into too much explanation, as the story progresses it becomes more evident that this decision was made with a reason - the pace is slowly accelerating, and when the story will come to an end the reader will actually be sorry that the last page had come.
If you read Spotson's other books I definitely recommend to read this as well, and if you have not I suggest you start with 'Delusional', especially if you love a good psychological thriller, with a bit of romance and supernatural - an original concept that the author provided on his pages.
5.0 out of 5 stars By Denis Vukosav TOP 1000 REVIEWER Format:Paperback
'Delusional' written by Scott Spotson is the third book I've read from this author and it seems that each of them is getting better than the previous one; suspense thriller with addition of supernatural and romance will be interesting to a wider audience, and with its quality certainly deserves your time.
In the center of story is a woman named Patricia Fowler who will have an affair with her married co-worker Paul Blast but soon after they two will start seeing each other Patricia will start experiencing different hallucinations and delusions why she will no longer be aware of what is true and what her mind is playing tricks with her. Meanwhile, the FBI is trying to track down a thief who magically appears and disappears, taking away valuable pieces of art and gems. These two stories begin to be merged into one and while the author skillfully leads the reader through his story it becomes harder to guess what actually the truth is and what is the illusion...
Scott Spotson wrote a book which can be seen as the best that self-publishing can offer – an original idea, interesting plot, lot of excitement and suspense, great ending. The author has made an excellent choice by introducing an omniscient narrator giving the reader the ability to understand the motivations of various characters that the story introduced.
And though the beginning of the story seems a bit slower and it might seem that sometimes the author goes into too much explanation, as the story progresses it becomes more evident that this decision was made with a reason - the pace is slowly accelerating, and when the story will come to an end the reader will actually be sorry that the last page had come.
If you read Spotson's other books I definitely recommend to read this as well, and if you have not I suggest you start with 'Delusional', especially if you love a good psychological thriller, with a bit of romance and supernatural - an original concept that the author provided on his pages.