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my
lost
heart
screams,
singing
melodies
that
makes
me
ill..
the
world’s
just
full
of
goodbyes,
forgot
how
to
cry,
falling
like
a
bad
star
in
the
night
sky…

alone
searching
for
love,
alone
searching
for
contempment..
cant
hide
the
pass,
if
i
had
a
chance

i
would
stop
the
time,
i
will
seek
for
you
and

make
me
mine
again..

broken
glass,
shattered
to
pieces..
blown
by
the
winds
and
turned
to
ashes,
struggling
to
continue
this
life

that’s
full
of
sadness..

in
this
dark
room,
i
would
sit
and
think
of
you
hoping
you’ll
think
of
the
day’s

iam
next
to
you..
someday
ill
figure
out
why
this
feeling
won’t
end..

ill
run
from
you
as
fast
as
i
can,
ill
close
my
eyes
and
hide,
so
that
my
tears
woudn’t
drop
and
won’t
even
touched
an
inch
of
my
cheek,
and
you’ll
not
even
see
a
single
glimpse
of
me…

About the Author: iam just a wonderer who observes life and its cycle.. tenk yu!

Source: www.isnare.com

Newton’s Third Law of Motions states that “For ever action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Michael Cale’s latest novel, As the Darkness Deepens, is an interesting study in this universal law as it relates to the forces of good and evil. While this is a common storyline, Cale’s strong characterization and the powerful climax give an otherwise trite subject substance to formulate a solid story.

We first meet the unassuming Christopher Jones walking his seven-year-old daughter, Sally, to school. After hugs and a kiss, Christopher sends his child across the street, when suddenly a careening car slams into Sally, mortally wounding her. In the terror of the moment, Christopher draws upon a mysterious power to heal his daughter, saving her life. This act of love creates an equal and opposite reaction that literally births the story’s primary antagonist.

Christopher discovers a renewed sense of self and direction. He transforms from a soft-spoken pushover to a man filled with the need to use his new power for the good of humanity. Eventually, word of his powers spread, and he attracts hundreds and thousands of the hopeless, the infirm, and the insane. Christopher becomes nothing more than a pinball, bouncing off those who want to help to those wanting to take advantage and back again.

Cale, whose 2001 novel, The Room of Shrunken Souls, was an Eppie Finalist, knows how to construct a solid story. Here he does a satisfactory job of blending the good and evil in greedy entertainment executives, religious cults, and the Catholic Church. When all three of these groups collide in the dramatic finale, the reader is given a powerful overview of the morale fallacies harbored in day-to-day dogma. Effectively using the dingy backdrop of south Los Angeles, he builds an array of vivid character that overflow from the 150 page novel.

Despite several annoying dialogue tics and a sometimes sloppy narrative style, Cales nails the characters and setting. I would recommend As the Darkness Deepens to readers as a study in the evil side of morality bringing destruction to good.

Published by LTDBooks
ISBN: 1-55316-138-6
150 Pages
$14.95 Hardback, $5.00 eBook
http://www.ltdbooks.com

About the Author

Jason Sizemore publishes Apex Science Fiction and Horror Digest, a quarterly literary magazine for dark sci-fi, reviews, interviews, and essays. You can find more about Jason and Apex at http://www.apexdigest.com.