Watcher of the Dark by Joseph Nassise 301 pages
Every once in a while I try a new author, hoping to find a
new series to read. It is even better if
there are some previous books, so if I like the title, I can go back and read
the earlier works. However, this book is
not going to do it for me.
In this
supernatural series Jeremiah Hunt has lost his normal sight in exchange for
ghost sight. He can see the supernatural
world and all its attendant entities.
Now in Los Angeles, Hunt is blackmailed into helping local tough guy Carols
Fuentes in a quest to gain power. While
the premise is interesting, Nassise’s world lack detail and the plot is
superficial. While not every book can
create a world as detailed and rich as Rowling’s Harry Potter, in the vast
supernatural genre, an author needs to come up with much more if he hopes to
compete with myriad others.
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