GenXPrays
I loved how the book started. The book felt quite familiar with biblical stories in the beginning but as I read I discovered it was something different. I love how the story is a play on humanity. From the first king to the religious references. I like books with deeper meanings and this is a book filled with those The plot is very unique. This book is worth the read.
When I first started reading the synopsis, I saw a biblical text. It made me.think that this was going to be a Christian book. I was surprised because I've never come across a Christian book before. But then I continued reading and it was not one. Not disappointed though. You did a good job there.💯 Welcome to the world of authors💖😊
The concept is certainly new enough for me to say that I've not read anything like this before. The only thing that was difficult to follow was the flow of sentences since it's not a style I'm familiar with. But once you get used to it, you can easily enjoy this story. Interesting that father questioned the moral ambiguity of his son without even hearing anything about it first but it does make sense in the context.
I've never read a genre like this before, and my first read through, I was a little lost. However, a quick reread put me back on track and I actually like this. I can tell there's a lot of thought put behind this story, and I love when authors actually take time to think it out, so it's a five-star from me!