Unbreakable Ties by Xowie Brandt
A great story from an author who should be better known, and perhaps write a follow up.
I was completely engrossed when I read this book. It's very descriptively written, painting a clear picture of the story and all it's characters. There's always another plot twist heading your way making you never want to put it down.
The short chapters make this a great book for traveling, as you always have a milestone.
The religious aspect of this novel isn't as obvious as most, Dan Brown, where the author has practically made it jump out at you like a flasher, wearing nothing but a tea cosy on their head. Like I said, the Pagan religion is subtly written in, yet it gives a real weight to the whole story.
At first, from looking at the front cover and reading the blurb, I didn't see how the two were connected, though this became clear a few chapters in. [The author even lent herself to the cover's artwork.]
The only thing I found I disliked about the book itself, was the couple of times the wrong words were used, that a spellchecker wouldn't catch, such as 'the' instead of 'they'. Though this did only bother me for a fraction of a second before I was sucked back into the plot. I guess this is a risk you run when you read an 'indie' author.
Overall, this is definately a great read, and it's available on Amazon, so go, purchase, and have a happy time reading!
Peace, love and all that jazz. xo
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