4 Star Review for Hyperbole by Ryan Parmenter

Hyperbole by Ryan Parmenter

4 out of 5 Stars

Hyperbole is simply put as obvious or intentional exaggeration. The author definitely got that down when he wrote this book.

Hyperbole follows Harland as he makes his way through everyday life in a world that just can’t seem to get any worse…or better for that matter. The story follows Harland through his perspective for most of the book as you see through his eyes what is going on. His girlfriend Rena, who has quite a personality of her own, pleases him and torments him as you flip the pages.

From drunken beer binges, to smoking a lot of weed, the story hits all the strong points of a man working his way through life and also indulging himself in some of life’s more simple pleasures.

The story is fast paced at many points and goes into great detail about the people Harland is surrounded by. This fast paced story allows the author to jump around some but not so much that you lose where he is trying to take you.

Comedy is essential in this book and fills the pages. From the priest that molested Ollie, to the old drunk in the bar, not a page goes by without something out of the ordinary.

If you are looking for a fast paced novel, with diverse content, and a bit of humor, then this is the book for you.

I would recommend this book for mature readers due to strong language.



Hyperbole


Reviewed by: David at Indie Authors and Books
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