Destiny Foretold (Book) - 11/12/2004 5:14:02 AM
Excellent Reading Entertainment, September 24, 2004
Reviewer: Nieves Olvera (Houston, TX) - See all my reviews
I must admit I am not an avid reader of novels and it has been some years since I read a novel but after reading A Destiny Foretold I realized how sad it must be for those who, like me, have been depriving themselves all these years of good reading by focusing solely on audio and visual media.
I started reading this book more out of curosity and soon became totally engrossed in the story when the author started creating vivid mental images of the events with every sentence I read. I found myself anxiously awaiting the next free hour I could find to get back to reading the next chapter. The last 100+ pages were the hardest to resist - so much so that I gave up all free time to find out what Antonio was going to encounter in the next chapter and where this story was going to end. I was not the least bit disappointed and would certainly read this author's next book. I just hope he does not wait another 60 years to publish his next one.
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Excerpt from A Destiny Foretold (Short Story) - 11/29/2005 6:52:58 AM
Such description. This is great for me as an amateur novelist in "self-taught training mode." These words flow so easily as if you are there sharing the story along side the characters.
Maybe one day I'll be as good as you, thanks for sharing this "destiny."
blessin's to you Bro. Neo,
cynth'ya lewis reed
