Death Perception by Lee Allen Howard - Blackthorn Book Tours - Book Review

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Book: Death Perception
Author: Lee Allen Howard
Genre: Supernatural Crime
Print Length: 308 pages
Age Range: 16+
Tour: Blackthorn Book Tours
My Rating: 4.1 / 5 ⭐


Blurb:

“AVENGE US!”


Nineteen-year-old Kennet Singleton lives with his invalid mother in a personal care facility, but he wants out. He operates the crematory at the local funeral home, where he discovers he can discern the cause of death of those he cremates—by toasting marshmallows over their ashes.


He thinks his ability is no big deal since his customers are already dead. But when his perception differs from what’s on the death certificate, he finds himself in the midst of murderers. To save the residents and avenge the dead, Kennet must bring the killers to justice.



My Review:
Firstly, I want to acknowledge Blackthorn Book Tours for giving a copy of the book & taking me on as a member of this book's tour.

OMG! The cover is so hair raising; that in itself is sufficient to assist you to settle for a trip to the realm of perceptions, especially death perceptions! The hero, a young boy, a gifted psychic, needs the experience to interpret & appreciate his skills & use them for the people around him. The author's research & study across the subject of death, supernatural powers & cremation comes across very evidently.

The storyline is uncomplicated yet compelling. It has pragmatic conversational dialogues & a brilliant development on the survival tale of the lead. There are some impressive & adrenaline-pumping views while the hero strives for what's correct.

I would assuredly suggest this novel to all those who are into reading horror stories. This one's not gonna let you down!


About the Author:

Lee Allen Howard writes horror, supernatural crime, and psychological thrillers. His trade paperbacks include THE BEDWETTER: JOURNAL OF A BUDDING PSYCHOPATH, THE SIXTH SEED, THE ADAMSON FAMILY, and DEATH PERCEPTION.


His fiction titles for Kindle include MAMA SAID, STRAY, DESPERATE SPIRITS, NIGHT MONSTERS, and SEVERED RELATIONS.


Howard edits fiction and non-fiction. His writer’s site is https://leeallenhoward.com. Please visit and subscribe.

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