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| Title | : | Carnal: Somewhere Over 40 Winks |
| Author | : | Rom LcO'Feer |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 222 pages |
| Published | : | September 16th 2009 by Lulu.com (first published 2009) |
| Categories | : | Psychology |
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Have you heard of a place called Mong where the dream world intersects with the real world? At Mong, rules are easily bent and intuition often overwhelms logic. Desires go out of control and wishes come true in wrong ways. Once captured, monsters and villains from Mong are sent to the prison of Nightmare. A hideous serial killer manages to break out of the jail into the real world, terrifying the earthlings. A reporter from an obscure magazine company hunts the killer doggedly. Or is it the other way around? He has to find the clues about the killer before his girlfriend becomes the next victim. Time is dashing forward. In desperation, the reporter decides to cross the border of no return and climbs down into Mong. Little did he know what's waiting for him at that murky place.Define Books As Carnal: Somewhere Over 40 Winks
| ISBN: | 0557110297 (ISBN13: 9780557110292) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 3.65 From 93 Users | 14 ReviewsCriticize Based On Books Carnal: Somewhere Over 40 Winks
Definitely one of the weirdest and confusing books I've ever read. It took me a while to finish cuz i had no idea where it was going or what exactly was going on. But for some reason by the end it was still a decent book. [SPOILER ALERT] I think the main point of the book was to show how everyone was connected, but it was in such a weird and sci-fi way that it would have been impossible to figure out at the beginning. I an still a little confused about how exactly everyone was connected. Also,The author delivers an unconventional blend of mystery and psychological drama. His unusual style creates a constellation of characters around a set of serial killings. As the story unfolds, you discover a web of interrelations between the quirky, often bizarre characters and these unprecedented brutalities. You must negotiate these incidents alongside the characters, moving through a dreamlike world that is at times pierced with harsh truth. With themes of loneliness, love, and the power of the
The characters were 1 dimensional and to make up for that the author appears to have used an overly complex plot and awkward sentence structure to add complexity to the story. Most of what was happening had no baring on the story as a whole. On the plus side the ending, although not mind altering, did catch me mildly off guard. Ultimately, I liked what the author was trying to do, but not the execution.
Part Lost, part Heroes, part detective mystery; this well-written mind-bending book will give you many mysteries to solve along the way. The author's writing style is fresh and fun to read, and kept my interest from start-to-finish. The book follows a cast of about twenty characters as their lives weave together.As soon as I finished the book, I just had to read it a second time, both to gain a more thorough understanding, and because I just wasn't ready for it to be over yet. That second
Definitely novel and puzzling. At times too obscure and in dire need of editing. I both liked and disliked this book. By 70% of the way through, I just wanted it to end. During the last 10% or so, the pieces were put in place, and were very cool. The prose is sometimes torturous, and sometimes brilliant. A truly mixed bag of a book, so I give it three stars but can't recommend it because of the uneven writing.
I enjoyed this book although I was often confused about the characters. About half way through, I started keeping a list of all the characters, their descriptions and how they related to each other. I feel like I need to read it again to really understand the story.
It was simply awful. Kudos to the author, his friends and family for the fake reviews.
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