The Abduction of Joshua Bloom is a thought provoking and thrilling sci-fi that would push the imagination of its readers to the very limit—a book no one should miss!

Slaves of Men and Gods, is a highly entertaining and enlightening book most readers will certainly find intriguing. It equally has a glossary page that explained the local terms/phrases used in the book.

The book is intriguing, full of suspense, fantasy as well as a sickening effect associated with horror stories.

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Characters in the book include Tupelo Honey—the narrator, Grand Daddy—who died of lung cancer, Uncle Thursgood—the erratic psycho who smoked weed like a canary, Uncle Randall—the paranoid schizophrenic who hated taking his bath, Marmalade—Tupelo’s eccentric grandmother, Moochi—Tupelo Honey’s starry-eyed childhood …

Although Einstein’s Compass might appear somewhat confusing to some people, but readers that love deep knowledge would certainly find the book fascinating.  

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Another plus for the book is its well detailed form which makes it easy for the reader to easily conjure up images and activities as they occur in the book.

This gritty, emotionally penetrating story that not only touches upon social concerns with roots in the past but reaches into the future. The characters have depth, and the dialogue is sparkling authenticity. Here’s a story where everyone has an agenda

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