Official Review: Key to Eternity by Mallory M. O'Connor

[Josephe-Anne]

Art collectors and the dangerous people in their line of business. I like stories with supernatural themes. Definitely gonna be a heck of an adventure. Nice review.

I'm glad that this book interests you. Thanks for stopping by to read my review and leave a comment.

[Harty Muli]

I really like captivating stories built on some ancient lost treasure and this one seems like one. I'll look forward to reading it. Thanks for the captivating review.

[Mvictoria]

This sounds like a very interesting premise! I love the idea of a psychic helping out with an art theft investigation and would love to find out how that started! I think it’s so interesting when authors can write sequels as standalone pieces!

[unamilagra]

This sounds like a really interesting read. It's too bad about the disappointing ending. Thanks for a great review!

[Josephe-Anne]

I really like captivating stories built on some ancient lost treasure and this one seems like one. I'll look forward to reading it. Thanks for the captivating review.

You're welcome. I hope you get the chance to read this book. Thanks for commenting.

[Josephe-Anne]

This sounds like a very interesting premise! I love the idea of a psychic helping out with an art theft investigation and would love to find out how that started! I think it’s so interesting when authors can write sequels as standalone pieces!

I agree! Thank you for reading my review and leaving a comment.

[Josephe-Anne]

This sounds like a really interesting read. It's too bad about the disappointing ending. Thanks for a great review!

You're welcome. I appreciate your comment.

[Aan Granados]

Wow. I am sure I am going to enjoy this. I love historical fiction and its similarity to Indiana Jones makes it more appealing. Thanks for your review.

[Martha Robson]

The book sounds interesting, so I'll add it to my list. I enjoy historical fiction, especially with a good mystery -- Brother Cadfael is one of my favorites. The Epic of Gilgamesh is not well-known, nor is ancient Arabic culture, so I look forward to the cultural exploration. But I'm put off by the addition of para-psychological elements, not because I'm opposed to them but because they aren't a part of Assyrian culture. Mix-and-match spirituality isn't a cultural exploration, it's a cultural rip-off that cheapens what it pretends to follow. I think I'll do a little more investigating of the book before I shell out my hard-earned cash.