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The Guardians

By Rilbur Skryler
Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star
(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Nov. 07, 2010
Words: 248,506 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458046550


Description

Jason Bester was your normal, everyday neighbor. Halfway through college, with loving, wonderful parents and a supportive brother. Then he made the mistake of coming out of the closet, and fell into the depths of hell, and chooses suicide. Moments before death, Fate intervenes. And her hand shall guide him through a hell beyond imagining to a fate that will change the foundations of the world.

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Tags

urban fantasy, love, gay, tragedy, rape, dark fantasy, recovery

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Review by: tcraig6 on May 20, 2013 : star star star star
The book was constantly moving with multiple views from different characters. Admittedly, prefer the focus of centering around one main character. However, it goes along with the underline theme of the story. "It takes more than one person to win a war." The characters are rich a fairly three dimensional. This is especially true with Jason. The author shows how Jason learns to balance his new life, love, and faith in the midst of constant tragedy.
****Warning for the soft hearten this can be a tear-jerkier at times****
I rated 4/5 only be because the author went out on a few unnecessary tangents with no real value to the story.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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