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School Of Thought
This is an alternate cover edition - ASIN: B009THYBPU
Rousing suddenly in a dark wood with complete amnesia, his life up to a few seconds ago an empty void, a young man has to fight for his identity and ultimately for his life. Teaming together with others suffering from the same condition, their efforts soon unearth the horror of what led them to this nightmare in the first place.
A puzzle box, an enigma, School Of Thought will lead you where you least expect...
Rousing suddenly in a dark wood with complete amnesia, his life up to a few seconds ago an empty void, a young man has to fight for his identity and ultimately for his life. Teaming together with others suffering from the same condition, their efforts soon unearth the horror of what led them to this nightmare in the first place.
A puzzle box, an enigma, School Of Thought will lead you where you least expect...
261 pages, Unknown Binding
Published October 19, 2012
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June 8, 2018
This brings me up to date with all Steve's books, and I have to be honest, I struggled with the first half of this one. I don't know why that was. I was stop/start. I read two other books before reaching 50%...
But, that second 50%! Now we are talking. Maybe I didn't fully understand? I'll see what other reviewers have said. My advice is to stick with it. The second half is 5* material, as I've come to expect, but the first was enough to bring the overall average down to the 4* I've rated it.
There were a fair few little mistakes (often speech marks missing at one end of the conversation) but nothing too horrendous, and as always, a luxurious style of telling a story is displayed. Just maybe, for me, and for the first time, a little too much in the first half. But that might be just me.
I would recommend it...stick with it, glean what you can from the first half, because you are in for a strong finish!
But, that second 50%! Now we are talking. Maybe I didn't fully understand? I'll see what other reviewers have said. My advice is to stick with it. The second half is 5* material, as I've come to expect, but the first was enough to bring the overall average down to the 4* I've rated it.
There were a fair few little mistakes (often speech marks missing at one end of the conversation) but nothing too horrendous, and as always, a luxurious style of telling a story is displayed. Just maybe, for me, and for the first time, a little too much in the first half. But that might be just me.
I would recommend it...stick with it, glean what you can from the first half, because you are in for a strong finish!
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