Review of Raven's Peak

[Maikaelelo Finikie Tshiamo]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Raven's Peak" by Lincoln Cole.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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The book is well thought off,the words and phrases used are much related to all readers and those of low IQ can also get into the Grove of things and read to well understand and entertain themselves.

The grammatical order sequence is good,the narrative and introduction of the book is well articulated,thought of and properly appealing and eye catching for a person who starts for the 1st time to read the book.

And as we go into the elevation of the book it clearly states and directs the reader to be fully aware of the emanating submission of the author of the book and the message the author is trying to communicate to the masses.

And then we get into the climax of the story telling author and his book ,the narration is of the sequence of events withing the story is interesting and makes the reader to keep on wanting to know what shall happen to the characters in the story .

The inclusiveness of the headline which is eye catching is also an added advantage for the author as the reader shall be intrigued to know what more the story teller can offer.

This book is overwhelming and the creative juices of the author left me wanting to keep on reading more about the book and his thinking capacity.

And my final verdict to such creativity is a whooping 3 out of 4 because it's a book a person wants to keep on reading

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Raven's Peak
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