Official Review: On the Steps of St. Dymphna by Tony Rocco

[Bookreviwer2020]

I have never heard of absurdist fiction before. However, it does seem a very imaginative and intriguing plot. I wonder what made him change his life so dramatically. Must be an entertaining read

[Verna Coy]

This book sounds like an interesting combination of science fictiona nd religion that is sure to appeal to many readers. It's a plus that it is well-edited! Thanks for the great review!

[Joan642]

I think John went crazy, a magic bed? Well I guess I would just have to read the book to find out. Thanks for the insightful review.

[Joan642]

[*]I think John went crazy, a magic bed? Well I guess I would just have to read the book to find out. Thanks for the insightful review.

[moowshiri]

Reading about John's life-altering encounter with the “magic bed” sounds fascinating. Thanks for the insightful review.

[sharaserge+]

it is science fiction book which tell us a story of ordinary man called who become a extra ordinaire pastor and feed their followers it good book which have rating of 4 out 4 it easy to read and well edited

[sylvia+cummings]

On the Stepsof Dymphna!~reveal a tranaformation, John, a normal cubicle slave with a bland and ordinary life, transforming an enlarghtenment, of modern life and the the desperate lengths necessary to live a life of purpose. It deals with themes of spirituality, alienation, faith and compassion. It is truly a tale for modern times.

Thanks to the Author

[blessing_bona]

Absurdist fiction! Rightly classified.
Magic bed, enlightenment, pastor, followers... Clearly, he was trying to give meaning to his life. Was it even the bed or his mind?

[Nzube Chizoba Okeke]

This is really a thought-provoking fictional book. I really need to understand Pastor John. Congrats on BOTD!

[Aisha_123]

Questiobs about our purpose in life are really thought-provoking as you say. I wonder if John ran mad. Thank you for the nice review!

[rondanoh1]

This sounds like quite read. I'll have to read further. Absurdist fiction can be fun to read sometimes. Thanks for the enlightening review.

[Katherine Smith]

I have not read many books in the absurdist fiction genre, but this one sounds like something that I would be interested in reading. I like that the plot line seems fairly straight forward, but then it takes a turn. I also like that you are constantly wondering if Pastor John is truly experiencing enlightenment or simply losing his mind.

[Chiawa]

This book is really "thought -provoking". I would really like to know what " bed magic" means, and have a taste of "absurdity fiction".
Cool review!

[sylvia+cummings]

On the Stepsof Dymphna!~reveal a tranaformation, John, a normal cubicle slave with a bland and ordinary life, transforming an enlarghtenment, of modern life and the the desperate lengths necessary to live a life of purpose. It deals with themes of spirituality, alienation, faith and compassion. It is truly a tale for modern times.

John and his following set their sights on St. Dymphna' House of Hope, a local sanitarium ran by the authoritarian Big Mama, where they attempt to help the needy and comfort the afflicted. They face numerous obsticles that threaten to derail their mission, but with the help to a local religious radio station and a large group of feisty supporters, they persevere and ultimately triumph for a while.

Thanks to the Author

[Chiawa]

This book is really "thought -provoking". I would really like to know what " bed magic" means, and have a taste of "absurdity fiction".
Cool review!