"Dark gothic speculative fiction"
When she went to sleep it was Sunday night and when she
woke up it was Tuesday morning. Janna is scared that she
is going crazy especially when she discovers that she did
her usual work yesterday at the office. Her friend Kathy
and her boyfriend David tell her she was her usual self
once she confides in them. David and Kathy suggest she
sees a psychiatrist to help her get past the trauma. She
believes the psychiatrist is helping her until she
overhears him and David talking about her, and the
possibility of doing away with her. Alex Stern is a brilliant psychiatrist who was tortured
for information that he has that his killers want. He
commits suicide rather than letting them know the secrets
of his group and he is able to send a message to his wife
Caryn who luckily is listening on her cell phone. Caryn
is part of a cell that is charged with a mission that
neither the authorities nor the police can perform. When
her path crosses with that of Janna, their cell has more
information to carry out their mission. Readers who enjoy a dark gothic speculative fiction story
will love MISSING MONDAY, a novel that deals with the
future of Earth. From the very beginning of this novel,
there is a feeling of foreboding that increases with each
ensuing chapter. The audience will want to read Matthew
Costello's latest work to find out who the true enemy is
and hopefully there will be a sequel to this exciting tale. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted May 3, 2004
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