REDEMPTION: The Further Adventures of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer
Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2013 1:44 pm
I am the author of the above referenced book. With your permission, I would like to share one of the reviews for the book. You can find this review and 31 others on Amazon. http://amzn.to/18HFkQg
October 22, 2013
By: L. Avery Brown
The Magnolia Blossom Review
"If I were to take on a project such as this, I would first want to consult a psychologist to have myself tested for sanity. To think, a renowned and time-tested series such as the "Tom Sawyer" books could be expanded, would lead me to believe I had lost all my marbles. But what I think has happened with 'Redemption', is Andrew Joyce has successfully channeled the spirit of Mark Twain into the twentieth-century. Through page after page, I read with amazement on how this could not be considered a companion to the Twain's 1876 and 1884's respective works. In a nutshell, they work together as a trilogy to complete the saga, from the imagination of two tremendous writers. Well done Mr. Joyce!"
Thank you for the opportunity to promote my book.
Andrew Joyce
http://huckfinn76.com
October 22, 2013
By: L. Avery Brown
The Magnolia Blossom Review
"If I were to take on a project such as this, I would first want to consult a psychologist to have myself tested for sanity. To think, a renowned and time-tested series such as the "Tom Sawyer" books could be expanded, would lead me to believe I had lost all my marbles. But what I think has happened with 'Redemption', is Andrew Joyce has successfully channeled the spirit of Mark Twain into the twentieth-century. Through page after page, I read with amazement on how this could not be considered a companion to the Twain's 1876 and 1884's respective works. In a nutshell, they work together as a trilogy to complete the saga, from the imagination of two tremendous writers. Well done Mr. Joyce!"
Thank you for the opportunity to promote my book.
Andrew Joyce
http://huckfinn76.com