Title: The Vacants
Genre: Fiction
Review:
This book is a magnificent read which revolves around the complex life of John Roman, a Green Beret grappling with the haunting aftermath of war. The plot skillfully delves into the complications of PTSD, portraying John's struggles with auditory hallucinations, creating a different portrayal of the toll war takes on the human psyche. The author adeptly blends military intrigue with psychological suspense, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. It’s an interesting read full of psychological aspects.
The exploration of John’s internal turmoil amidst a cataclysmic event sets the stage for a psychological thriller. The ambiguity surrounding whether he is battling insanity, demonic possession, or a destined mission to save the world adds an intriguing supernatural element. The author adeptly blends military intrigue with psychological suspense, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.
The characters are nicely narrated depicting John's complex emotions and relationships. The woman he loves becomes a poignant anchor, highlighting the human connection in between the chaos. The blend of military elements, psychological depth, and global crisis makes for a compelling and engaging read. The language is lucid. The characters are well developed. I would recommend this book to the people who like reading fictional reads. Go and order your copy now !
Review By Walk With A Book.
