Review of Skoll's Diary by Sean C. Wright


What a terrific, compelling read! Skoll’s Diary is a real page turner that I read in 2 days. A lot of fun, excitement, and suspense as Sean C. Wright weaves a new world and societal structure with strange locales, exotic plants, and animals. But then the tale takes a serious turn and asks questions of what one is willing to exchange in order to survive, and issues of personal sacrifice. The characters are rich and dimensional their personalities resonating in a very real and powerful way.
It’s extremely well written with great pace, excitement, and drama, especially in its denouement. This is an easy 5 stars.



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