I always appreciate a story that offers more than one point of view. What pushes this further and makes it more satisfying, is that the first point of view, Oliver's, is written as if it were yours.
Oliver is introduced to us wonderfully. His character is endearing, and you find yourself associating with him from the get go.
From the First Look, I understand straight away that the events on the night of November the 15th are world-shattering. The 'event' is explained through the characters emotions, rather than descriptive language. This has definitely sparked intrigue and suspense. I need to know more!
A brilliant opening to what feels like a multi-dimensional story.
Oliver is introduced to us wonderfully. His character is endearing, and you find yourself associating with him from the get go.
From the First Look, I understand straight away that the events on the night of November the 15th are world-shattering. The 'event' is explained through the characters emotions, rather than descriptive language. This has definitely sparked intrigue and suspense. I need to know more!
A brilliant opening to what feels like a multi-dimensional story.