Review of Soul Train

[Shaian Joaquine C]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Soul Train" by T. C. Husvar.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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In which seventeen-year-old Joshua goes on "the ride of a lifetime" after waking up in an unknown subway. Shocked by this revelation, he encounters people just as confused as he is. He hands his ticket to the train conductor, confused. But he is not alone, as he realizes that most of those with him, were just as confused as he is. Later he realizes, that this ride has changed the way he had seen everything. He comes to a revelation that not everything is as it seems.

Soul Train captures readers and sets new perspectives on how you view life after death. Whether it is about Heaven or Hell, you too, take a ride of a lifetime with the Characters of this book. Which I think T. C. Husvar has done quite well. He gives the readers an insight into what the characters are going through to make the story much more relatable to fellow audiences. The Author has done an amazing job in including those of the minority. T. C. Husvar shows each of the characters’ personalities, showing the diversity of each and every one of them. The diversity of the characters is what drew me to the story, and hopefully, the readers would experience the same. The story is simply otherworldly and different from the many many books I’m used to. That the world is not how it seems and gives readers the initiative to dive deeper into the story.

Soul Train has earned my greatest interest in reading. My deepest respects to T. C. Husvar . I have no negative insights into this story because of that.

Since I do not have any negative insights I rate this story a whopping 4 out of 4 stars . As I greatly recommend this story to those who want a new look into what the afterlife is like.

I simply recommend this story to teenagers and up because of its very witty and funny storytelling. Not only that, but each character you encounter represents those of the minority. Showing that people are not alone in what they're going through. The story is very commendable to everyone aged above 13 and gives a refreshing view as to what the world is like, and can be like. That the world is not how it seems and gives readers the initiative to dive deeper into the story.

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Soul Train
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