Terran Psychosis (Cosmic Revolt Series Book 1)
By Chris Votey
Publisher: Chris Votey Publishing
Published: February 14, 2014
ASIN: February 14, 2014
Amazon Synopsis:
A man who thinks he is an alien finds himself in a mental
institution. He has been visited by many doctors, but none of them were able to
help him. The hospital has brought in a specialist to try to get some answers.
This specialist is the top of his field and he may be able to unlock the
secrets of the patient and be able to answer: Is he an alien, or simply a man
seeking attention.
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My Thoughts:
Terran Psychosis was an interesting twist on your usual “man
in the insane asylum” story. Though the story was a short one at only 37 pages
long, you are swept up into the story immediately.
It’s hard to say
much without giving the story away but I can say that there are a few twists in
the plot that you probably won’t expect. The author has been quite creative.
The characters are interesting.
Knowing the issues
the author faces with reading, writing, focus, memory and concentration due to
post-concussion syndrome just adds to the impressiveness of the flow of the
story. Only able to work for very short periods of time, this author was able
to get a smooth flow to the story and a good pace that keeps you wanting to
read to see what is going to happen next.
I did note several
editing/grammatical errors that had been overlooked, but overall the story was
quite well-written. The story was interesting and thought-provoking. I rated it
4 out of 5 stars.
Thank you to the
author for providing a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest
review. A positive opinion was not required. All thoughts are my own.
About the Author:
Christopher D. Votey
was born in Dayton, Ohio in 1980, first son of Steve Votey and Jolene Knight
(née Nichols). He is a college graduate in Computer Science at Collins College
in Tempe, Arizona and has worked in the computer field for 10 years. After a
debilitating work injury, Chris decided to take up writing, producing 2 books.
Chris currently
lives in Mesa, Arizona appealing Social Security Disability and working to
recover from his condition of Post Concussion Syndrome to return back to a
normal life.
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Due to my disability, I am unable to hold a
job. It makes life extremely difficult, but I find great hope in writing. I can
honestly say that it has saved my life and prevented me from doing things that
would be regrettable.
As a career, writing allows me to work at my
own pace and set my own sechedule. For that, I am doing a Kickstarter campaign
to try to release my upcoming series, Daygar Legacy. I want a chance at
happiness with my limitations and I know I can give something to the writing
community and readers. I want the chance to prove it. Please check out my
campaign and if you can donate, it will be greatly appreciated, and whether you
do or not, please share my campaign with your friends and family.
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