Well I'm the wrong person to answer this question. I'd say definitely do buy and read it, because that's what all authors want. It's as natural as rivers ending up in the sea. With all honesty though, I believe I could have done a better job. I really want to do a better job with the next novel(s) I'm working on. This being my first novel, doing everything by myself and with a little help from my friends (unintended Beatles reference), it's going to be perhaps a little rough around the edges, or a little awkwards. But I liked it, in the end. I simply hope that you, the readers, will as well.
What is it about? I don't want to spoil it for you, so I'll focus on the underlying subject matter, and not the plot per se. The novel mainly on faith, and what it can accomplish. It focuses on what drives a man to outdo himself, and what forces people to challenge their surroundings. It's mainly a story about belief in general, only it involves three main subplots that twist and intertwine to arrive at an explosive ending that shows that belief and faith are merely man's weapons to survive in the bewildering cosmos. At least, that's how I look at it.
This being my first novel, doing everything by myself and with a little help from my friends (unintended Beatles reference), it's going to be perhaps a little rough around the edges, or a little awkwards. But I liked it, in the end. I simply hope that you, the readers, will as well.
What is it about? I don't want to spoil it for you, so I'll focus on the underlying subject matter, and not the plot per se. The novel mainly on faith, and what it can accomplish. It focuses on what drives a man to outdo himself, and what forces people to challenge their surroundings.
It's mainly a story about belief in general, only it involves three main subplots that twist and intertwine to arrive at an explosive ending that shows that belief and faith are merely man's weapons to survive in the bewildering cosmos. At least, that's how I look at it.