Questions of Persepctive REVIEW

Questions of Perspective

by Daniel Maunz

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Synopsis:

No one knew it at the time, but April 19, 2011, was the most important day in the history of the world.

After his only friend and colleague, John Manta, disappears without a word, Dave Randall further entrenches himself in the humdrum life of an unenthusiastic lawyer. But once he begins to understand what happened, he embarks on a journey to uncover the deeper meanings and implications of John's fate.

Accompanied by Peaches the cat, Dave uproots his life and reinvents himself in the midst of his search. Along the way, he is haunted by his piecemeal understanding of John's fate and what it means for his existence. Little does Dave know, his journey of self-discovery will have ramifications that extend far beyond the borders of his own little life.

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Review:

Questions of Perspectives is not the book to sit down with when you are wanting a quick read you can fly through. It's the book you read when you want to sit down, take your time and slowly make your way through a journey. I'm not a fan of slow paced books, but this is one I couldn't help but enjoy from the first page to the last. 

Dave Randall is an unfulfilled lawyer just going through the motions of life. One day his only friend, John Manta, disappears without a trace. When Dave finally discovers what really happened to John it starts him on his own journey of self discovery. 

I absolutely adored this book. It was one of those reads that you just relax and float through. I loved the calm tone and steady pace. It's so well written. The trouble with slow paced novels is that they tend to become boring rather quickly. Thankfully, Daniel Maunz is able to keep you interested and entertained while keeping everything calm and slow. He did an absolutely wonderful job and I loved it. 

I think fans of The Shack by William Paul Young would enjoy this book. Both have an unusual representation of God that is meant to have the readers see situations from different perspectives and focus on a bigger picture than what you can immediately see.

Author Bio

When he is not writing, Daniel Maunz works as an attorney as in-house counsel for a major insurance company. He currently lives in Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina, with his wife Lynne, their son Patrick, and their two cats: Admiral Meowy McWhiskers and Captain Cutie (or "Admiral" and "Captain" for short). Questions of Perspective is his first novel.

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