BOOK REVIEW: SLAVES TO GRAVITY BY SOMER CANON & WESLEY SOUTHARD

So I read the description of STG. And thought that sounds interesting. A few weeks later I went to a local comic convention and guess who was signing and sharing a table so I was like it sounded good I can get them both to sign it why not. By the way somebody W.S. forgot to sign. Got home put it on my shelf. There it set for 2 months.

   Deciding what to read next and picked it up. I was pissed that I waited so long to read it. This was a great book. Starts off slow for a few pages then picks up speed till I slammed it on the table cause I was done. The story is original and really a cool ideal. Why she can fly what happens next . Its a real page turner.

 Never have read anything by Wes or Somer before STG I didn't know what to expect.  Now I need to seek more of their books out and see how they are. The characters are great. I wasn't sure about Charlie at first but grew to love her. Sean was another character i liked.  The whole story flows smoothly from beginning to end. Unlike this review which is kind of all over the place. It might because i honestly really enjoyed this book alot.  While to me it was more sci-fi with some horror thrown in for good measure.  Ok yeah I'm rambling now. Just put down your phone, tablet whatever you're reading this on wait never mind. Just stop reading this and do yourself a favor and order it now.

SLAVES TO GRAVITY 
BY SOMER CANON   AND, WESLEY SOUTHARD

After waking up in a hospital bed, paralyzed from the waist down, Charlie Snyder had no idea where life would take her. Dejected, broken, and permanently bound to a wheelchair, she believed her life was truly over. That is…until gravity no longer applied.It started out slow. Floating from room to room. Menial tasks without assistance. When she decided to venture outside and take some real risks with her newfound ability, she rose above her own constraints to reveal a whole new world, and found other damaged individuals just like her to confide in.But there are other things out there, waiting in the dark. Repulsive, secretive creatures that don’t want Charlie to touch the sky. And they’ll stop at nothing to keep her on the ground.

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