The Summer of Madness by Alexander Raphael is a short, romantic tale of unrequited love and an intriguing cast of characters. My review is part of the book’s blog tour with Rachel’s Random Resources. I would like to thank Rachel and Alexander for the opportunity to participate.
The Summer of Madness by Alexander RaphaelPublished by Independently on March. 2019
Genres: Fiction, Literary Fiction, Romantic Comedy, Short Stories
Format: eBook, Paperback
Pages: 43
Buy on AmazonIn the summer of love, or rather of madness, a whole set of stories are emerging. But there is one that has got everyone talking. When Kurt Vannes decides to win back his ex-girlfriend with the help of a literary classic, he sets off a string of events that will build to a dramatic finale.
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Source: Kindle Unlimited, Rachel's Random Resources
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My thoughts on The Summer of Madness by Alexander Raphael
The Summer of Madness by Alexander Raphael is a short, romantic tale of unrequited love. First, there is the main character with his lost love, followed by a series of secondary characters that just miss connecting.
As each person is drawn into the circle of Kurt’s grand gesture, snippets of their life give the short story an unexpected depth.
It’s difficult to write too much without giving away important details. Will Kurt’s plan succeed or will it backfire? Does a simple love story play as well in today’s world of intense media coverage? You must read this unique story to find out.
The Nietztche quote in the final paragraph is a perfect ending for The Summer of Madness.
i read this book through the Kindle Unlimited program, as well as receiving a copy from the author. This review is my honest, unbiased opinion.
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The Summer of Madness by Alexander Raphael
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I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for the review and not giving away any spoilers. Yes that Nietzsche quote got me thinking a lot too. Reviews like yours really inspire me to keep writing ?