Review of The Keepers

[Jane Gaskins]

I love your review of "The Keepers" by Michael D. Komeshak. One little boy - eight planets! Wow this story is moving. Of course, the government will get involved in this. I wondered as I was reading the review, who are the Keepers? His parents? The government agency that has taken him and his family? Or maybe someone else?

[_Rhea Jacob]

It looks like it contains fascinating descriptions of the other planets as Jonas dream treks as it unravels the mysteries of the universe.

[Leticia Tenorio]

"The Keepers" by Michael D. Komeshak presents the unique and intriguing premise of a boy named Jonas who, due to his conception under a full moon, is not only born on Earth but also exists in duplicate on eight other planets. As he sleeps, he 'dream treks' to these other planets, experiencing the different cultures and realities of each one, leading to a journey that transcends the boundaries of space. The story takes an even more dramatic turn when the government discovers Jonas's unique abilities and takes him and his family for experimentation. The emotional depth of the characters adds a powerful layer to the story, as Jonas’s parents struggle with their desire to protect their son while navigating the challenges of their new reality.

The author masterfully crafts a page-turning narrative that keeps the reader interested and guessing at every turn. The concept of dream trekking is fascinating and adds a unique twist to the traditional space exploration story. One thing I must commend is the author’s style of writing. His vivid writing style draws the reader into the story, painting a rich and detailed picture of Jonas's world. The author's attention to detail and masterful use of language not only bring the story to life but also transport the reader into a world of wonder and mystery. I also loved the character development over the course of this story. Surprisingly, I found my favorite character to be Bert. I loved how intentional he was about improving himself. 

However, while the concept of Jonas's abilities is fascinating, some readers may find the scientific explanations a bit too complex or far-fetched. Therefore, I recommend this book to those interested in exploring the mysteries of the universe and the fascinating possibilities of interplanetary existence. I rate this book a 5 out of 5.

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[Misael Carlos]

I’m interested to know how the government will exploit and use Jonas’ extraordinary abilities to their own gain. How will his parents protect him from being exploited and how Jonas’ relationships change on the discovery of his power? Exciting!

[Love Ukaegbu]

Having read this book, it is safe to say that you will find it very exciting. Jonas's parents went to great lengths to protect him, even at the expense of their safety. The most remarkable part of this book is the character development. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Amanda Brouillette Gladden]

I have also been fascinated by the concept of multiverse, interplanetary dimensions, dream walking, etc. Although the review is compelling, I'm unsure which this would fall under. However, because of not knowing, I'm more intrigued to read this novel.

[Jennifer Coxon]

While I have read books about multiple worlds with the same people previously, this is the first time I’ve come across people being born in multiple worlds because of their specific conceptions. I’m not sure about the experimental aspects though, as I found this to be quite harsh and clinical in the initial section of the book.

[Naushin Moledina]

“The Keepers” by Michael D. Komeshak follows Jonas, a boy with the unique ability to "dream trek" to eight other planets. The government discovers his abilities, leading to experimentation. With vivid writing, emotional depth, and intriguing character development, the story captivates readers, earning a 5 out of 5 rating. Thank you for an amazing review.

[Devesh Patel]

The review of The Keepers by Michael D. Komeshak highlights the novel’s unique premise of Jonas’s interplanetary existence and his dream trekking abilities. The emotional depth, vivid writing, and compelling character development are praised, especially Bert’s self-improvement journey. However, the scientific aspects may feel complex to some readers, making it best suited for those intrigued by space mysteries. congrats on BOTD.

[Damian Keyes]

Jonas has this unique ability that can at the surface look cool, but I have a feeling that theirs some repercussions to these dream treks. I cannot wait to indulge in this sci-fi/fantasy novel.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informational review. I'm glad that you enjoyed the book. It must be hard to be Jonas' parents. It must be hard to have the government so involved in your child's life. I'm sure that those who enjoy the sci-fi/fantasy genre will be glad to read this book, but that is not a genre I care for, so I'll pass.

[Suvankar Das 1]

"The Keepers" sounds like a fascinating blend of sci-fi, family dynamics, and political intrigue! With astral travel and government tyranny thrown into the mix, it seems like a thrilling and unique read. Definitely adding this one to my list for its captivating storyline and highly praised writing!

[Stephen Christopher 1]

Multiple universes and dream traveling. That's enough to hook me in. Thanks for the heads-up on the science jargon. I'm looking forward to reading this book.

[Leonie Vermaak]

This sounds very intriguing. I'm not big on sci-fi but this story sounds unique especially with Jonas' ability to move between different planets. Thanks for an insightful review. Congrats on BOTD and thanks for the free book

[Creole]

Your review of this book intrigued me. The idea of dream trekking is so fascinating that I can't wait to learn more about it. I can only imagine the bewilderment Jonas must have felt during his interplanetary escapades. I'm hopeful that his parents will find a way to escape the government's evil clutches. Kudos to the author for such a unique narrative.