Review: The Last Word by Timothy Moonlight is a spine-tingling story of power, corruption, and advanced technology you don’t want to miss.
Title: The Last Word
Author: Timothy Moonlight
Publisher: Timothy Moonlight Productions
Genres: Psychological Thriller / Urban Fiction
Language: English
Print Length: 522 pages
Audible Length: 10 hours and 35 minutes
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Review: The Last Word by Timothy Moonlight
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Synopsis:
Jack Bigsby is the founder of InfiniTech, a billion-dollar, innovative tech company–and now he’s dead. In the shadows of this empire, rapid changes are taking place, while even the most senior-level employees are blind to them. A top-secret initiative birthed from the most wicked of humanity is spoiling the once virtuous empire. Jack’s daughter, Claire, is in a firestorm of danger, and the corporation now has plans for her too. With a host of strong characters, some set on discovering the truth and reclaiming InfiniTech and some set on altering the world forever at any cost, Timothy Moonlight’s debut novel will keep you turning the pages until the most frightening of realities have come true. The Last Word, a unique thriller twisted with mystery, will truly leave the reader with chills while whispering, “I never saw it coming.”
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My Review: The Last Word by Timothy Moonlight
The Last Word is an extraordinary debut novel from Timothy Moonlight. The author created a spine-tingling story of power, corruption, and advanced technology to thrill his readers.
You never know for sure whether a character is good or bad. Perhaps as in life, there is enough of both to fuel the mystery. Every time I thought I knew what was going to happen, the author threw a curveball, and off we went again. In the end, enough mystery was wrapped up to satisfy the reader, yet leave plenty of room for a sequel.
The technology is believable and terrifying. This novel shows just how easily technology can be corrupted by man to create chaos.
Fans of sci-fi, action, adventure, and technology will love this thriller. The Last Word comes in Kindle, paperback, as well as audiobook so you can read in your favorite style.
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Timothy Moonlight is a mystery/suspense author who wrote his first novel when he was a teenager. Before college, he started a second novel, but his full-time job and dedication to a degree held him back from completing it. He sat on both of these novels for more than two decades. While his life has been filled with accomplishments, he has always maintained the desire to become a published author. In July 2018, he finally put that desire into action and began penning a new novel, The Last Word. With the ability to self-publish now readily available to any author, he wrote the first draft and began the editing process and hired an editor. Between the two of them, they went through the novel thirteen times, making revisions. He is now dedicating all of his free time to writing his next novel and making a go at a writing career. Timothy firmly believes in multiple twists in his stories, some of which he hopes his fans never see coming. He is also passionate about developing strong, relatable characters with whom his fans can’t help but fall in love.
An interview with Timothy Moonlight.
What inspired you to write?
For me, writing is an internal drive. I wrote my first novel when I was 15, but never did anything with it afterward. However, from that point on in my life, I knew my purpose. My about page goes into a lot more detail (www.motivationbymoonlight.com/about/), but this has been a life-long journey for me. Now that I’m actually writing again after so many years, I will never go back to a place of inactivity. We can accomplish so much in our lives if we apply ourselves. It took me finally getting fed up with not pursuing my dream and avoiding activities that were non-productive in my life to begin this journey. When I finally put my foot down and said “enough,” then I began to make progress.
What’s your favorite thing you have written?
This is a hard one and several things come to mind. There are several poems I have written in the past, “Journey”, “A Child’s Plea”, “Clinging”, and “Next to You” immediately come to mind. As far as blog posts on my website, my favorite is “Leap of Faith”. The Last Word, my novel, has a ton of scenes that I enjoy. What makes writing beautiful is that it comes from the heart. When you really write something that resonates with you, you’re really showing a little bit of yourself. Expressing your thoughts, sharing your emotions, or even a memory, can make a powerful impact on readers.
What’s your favorite thing that someone else has written?
Seize the Night by Dean Koontz holds a dear place in my heart. The writing is superb, and he is a masterful writer. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend it, but you’ll have to start with Fear Nothing since it is a sequel to that book. I think the setting makes a serious impact throughout the novel, along with the characters. It’s an overall great story.
Do you have a favorite food or drink that helps you write?
It’s not so much food or drinks, although I am very partial to Dr. Pepper, lol. Really, it’s instrumental music. It has to be able to match the setting of the book, the tone of the story. That may not make sense since it is a highly subjective experience, but I do enjoy great tunes when I’m writing. They just have to be instrumental. I can’t have people speaking in my ear, breaking my concentration.
Forest, country, beach, or city?
I’m a beach and country person. I like the slower pace in life. I have lived in a big city before, and the traffic is just crazy. Traffic, where I live now, is continually getting worse. More and more people are moving here. I live just north of Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States.
In what genre would The Last Word be classified?
The Last Word is a technology-driven thriller riddled with mystery. It revolves around the life of Claire Bigsby right after her father’s death. In her struggle with grief and other intense situations she faces within the book, the reader is drawn into an intriguing web of constant suspicion.
How did you come up with the idea for the novel?
This novel was born out of my own personal loss of my father in 2011. It’s interesting because when I started writing The Last Word, I had no idea my own sense of loss would enshroud the book, but if you look hard enough, anyone who knows me will be able to see that, in a way, the story chronicles my own bout with grief. Anyone who has lost a loved one, someone who is irreplaceable in their life, will be able to identify with what Claire is going through in the book. The story doesn’t stay in a bleak mood as you will recognize after the characters are introduced.
Can you describe the pace of the book for us?
Have you ever read a book where you’ve invested a portion of time only to find yourself going through the motions in drudgery? “Come on already, when will this thing pick up!” is what I usually say if I pick up a book like that. That is definitely NOT this book. All stories have to produce an environment where the reader is invested in the characters. Beyond those formed connections, the book takes off and becomes a page-burner. I would hazard to say that some people will read it in one sitting.
How have you grown as a writer in this process?
The short answer is leaps and bounds. One thing that I have grown plenty in are the relationships that I have formed with people. I love my editor, Debra Kastner. We discuss things. If something needs to change, I change it. Like I have stated on my blog before, “I am an impartial judge, holding an ax and pen instead of a gavel, not beholden to the cries of my own personal creativity.” I’ve embraced more fully the patience inside me. You can’t rush a high-quality product. You have to take your time, gain perspective, and see other points of view, all while staying true to who you are. I will continue to learn every day and hope to only increase in the quality of my novels. Above all else, I want my fans to be thoroughly pleased when they reach the end.
My Review: The Last Word by Timothy Moonlight
Author’s contact info:
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