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Fill My Eyes, a novel
by Terry D. Robertson   
Rated "PG" by the Author.
     
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It was a sweeter more innocent time. I am debunking that myth. All eras had their problems. It was just a less complicated time. Let's not keep tripping over our feet down memory lane.

With today's mass youth violence, Fill My Eyes centers around a small four year old boy in Salt Lake City. He is surrounded by intolerance, bigotry, sexual repression, religious mania, neglect and indifference. Raised since birth by a conflicted older brother who is struggling to overcome his own past, the boy's every movement is based on his brother/caregiver's shifting moods. The book poses many questions that are answered in an ugly explosive climax that reiterates the loss of respect in our family values.

Fill My Eyes has no strong family ties with the exception of the two brothers. Told over a 24 hour period of time from several first person accounts including the small boy, the reader is given a better understanding of the older brother, who has no voice in this book. Character names were withheld for several reasons: symobolically and strengthen the strong mystery thread of the novel.

Fill My Eyes can be purchased with a $5 discount directly from the publisher. It is also available online at the net stores listed below.

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Reviewed by Linda Torrence (Reader)
Reviewed on November 1, 2008
I have finally finished reading this very powerful book, "Fill My Eyes!" It was all that I thought it would be and more. I love the way the author used the correct "backwoods" type of language that really added to the story itself. The book kept my attention, to the point that I would sometimes read a page again, just to get the full meaning of what he was trying to tell me. The book speaks volumns about our society and how much we need a two parent household full time, no matter how hard. A parents love and guidance is what will keep children on the right path, as this book really points out. The unusual love shared between these two brothers is something that you can't describe, you would just have to read this book to figure it out. It's funny at times and "dreadfully" suspenseful also. The ending is not something you would suspect. This author has really spoken from his heart to let us know what this world is coming to.
Great Job!
Linda T.

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