Review of Kaleidoscopic Shades
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What a book!
This novel starts slowly, with the author painstakingly painting the picture of a quiet town with its quiet life. Then the children start having nightmares.
The characters are so very well written that they seem to leap off the page. Each character comes with a great backstory that really brings them to life.
The tale itself involves all those things that go bump in the night. When there’s nothing but darkness and your stuck navigating your once familiar home in total darkness. Normal furniture and your own possessions seem different and menacing.
The author does a fantastic job of slowly bringing this sense of menace and fear into the story. At first, nothing is precisely wrong, it remains in the air, the movement seen at the corner of your eyesight.
The novel reads at a slow pace, with a lot of buildup from both a plot and character perspective that is needed for this tale. After wondering where the story was going and how long it would take to get there, I found myself grateful for the in-depth character studies and storyline.
This novel portrays the intricacies of the mind and the psychological power of thoughts. I greatly enjoyed falling down this rabbit hole.
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