Phantom Four: Children of the Grave - Roger Wilson

Synopsis:
Four brothers who go through an unfortunate “accident” reemerge 20 years later with no memory of their past or family. While they try to discover who they are, and cater to their girlfriends, they realize they have amazing but cursed powers of darkness inside their souls, and that they must protect New York City from the demons of Hell. To make matters worse, they must withstand the relentless onslaught of their curse. Full of action, comedy, horror, romance, and mystery, Phantom Four will keep you on the edge of excitement from start to finish. (WARNING: Not intended for children.)


Author Bio:
Roger Wilson is a first-time author who has created and written fictional stories for many years and has an unbridled passion for his work. He is a son, brother, and an uncle of four. Originally from Brooklyn, NY, he currently resides in Bayonne, NJ.


©2010


My Opinion:
This was a book that I both loved and hated.
I loved the way the author told it, in a format that made you envision the story in movie form. The story itself is what I both enjoyed and disliked. I loved the premise of the four brothers being these heroes, but did their have to be such a religious connotation to everything? I felt that there was too much God Vs. Satan stuff in this book to really want to delve deep into the story. It was a little off-putting, and I read my bible daily.
The morals were clear and well-defined, but could have been told with less back and forth between Good and Evil. All the Lucifer stuff really cramped my style, since I am more rooting for the big guy in the white castle of clouds.
Just not for me.

2/5


~I received a copy from the author. I was not compensated for my opinion.~