Review of Kaleidoscopic Shades

[Neha Panikar]

I like how the review is detailed, objective and has constructive feedback about the negative points. Wonderfully written!
Although I'm not into paranormal fiction, I enjoy fiction and a bit of horror/thriller aspects in a book. This one seems like it has these. Looking forward to picking this up,,

[Chad Anthony]

The detailed insights into the vocabulary enrichment and emotional connections with characters make your review engaging. The mention of the book's positive elements, despite some challenges, sparks curiosity. The acknowledgment of professional editing is reassuring. I'm intrigued by the paranormal fiction aspect and the complexities you've hinted at.

[Nisha DSouza]

Kaleidoscopic Shades by David Neuman is a work of paranormal fiction. I had sampled this book once before and hadn't enjoyed it much, but I decided to try it again. I still felt slightly lost after reading about the strange incident with Ruby Jenkins. I don't think I'm a good fit for this book, so I'll skip it for now. I'm sure readers will be eager to find out what Joshua and Bob discover about the mysterious man in Adelaide. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Tshepsyt]

This is such a beautiful review. I love the fact that you stated both the positives and negatives. Even though I love a good mystery, I love defined characters even more, the fact that the characters are a little bit underdeveloped could rub me off the wrong way. Beautiful read all in all.

[Omobolanle Savage]

Your review effectively captures the essence of "Kaleidoscopic Shades," emphasizing the positive aspects like language and character connection. Your personal connection to Joshua's journey and appreciation for the portrayal of love add depth. Despite the challenges you mention, your overall enjoyment is contagious, making me curious about the paranormal world within the book.

[Sameeha Ismail]

Thank you for sharing such a comprehensive review of "Kaleidoscopic Shades: Within Black Eternity"! The mention of time manipulation and the enigmatic man in black has me particularly intrigued, especially after reading the fascinating introduction about Time in the sample book. From your review, I can see there's a compelling story waiting to be explored here. I'm eager to dive into the pages of this paranormal fiction and experience the mysterious world crafted by David A. Neuman for myself!

[Amy_Jackson]

I like learning new words from books too, but it must not be so much that I get distracted. A bulky book that I have to strain to understand is not my thing. If it's free glowing as well as interesting, I can read thousands of pages and still want more.
The book sure has an intriguing storyline though, and that alone can make me overlook every other thing

[Abraham Ozo]

This 2022 story unfolds in Corona, where mysterious dreams and disappearances grip children. Joshua and Bob embark on a journey to Adelaide, seeking to defeat the enigmatic man and save their friend Sammy.

[Moddesser Elahi]

You have mentioned here that this paranormal fiction should interest the readers of the genre. However, as you have said, the author could have presented the story in a more understandable way, and all characters are not well-developed, so I am not really sure about going for this novel. Thanks!

[Wonder Ayobami]

It's annoying how people get banned unnecessarily without any warnings after they have created reviews that they toiled hours on, no money paid, no replies or a method to fix. It's just a long tiring sham that stresses new review users and makes use of their reviews to trick authors to keep paying. I'd advise staying away from here