Title: Alone (The Spotlight Tales Book 3)
Author: S Pearce
Publisher: Amazon Asia-Pacific Holdings Private Limited
Date of Release: 14 October, 2018
Number of pages: 107 pages
ISBN-10: 1728780926
ISBN-13: 978-1728780924
Author S Pearce, has gifted us three memorable books in The Spotlight Tales Series. The third book of the series is Alone.
Alone is a political thriller where author S Pearce explores what goes on in the backend to make a political campaign successful. It also takes a deeper look at what makes or breaks human relationships and the dichotomy between friendship and ‘fiendship’.
The protagonist David is a politician and a mayor. He has two close friends. While one of the friends openly opposes David, their relationship falls apart. On the other hand, one of the two friends stands by David. Through David, Brian and Mary’s relationship, the author explores the integrity of all relationships. Just because someone opposes your idea vehemently, does it make her/him a fiend? If a friend supports everything you do, even when she/he knows that you are wrong, is that person really a ‘friend’?
While exploring the true meaning of friendship, author S Pearce also looks at personal vindication and social responsibility. Alone beautifully investigates a plethora of emotions and intentions. The price one pays to win is another complex topic the book talks about.
Darkness can either enlighten you or blind you. When you read the book Alone, you will understand the true meaning of darkness.
Loneliness, on the other hand, breaks you or makes you. S Pearce’s Alone will also elaborate about that.
If everything is ephemeral- success, relationships, social recognition and living itself, what element of life is permanent? Alone will make you take a good look at your life and your beliefs in life.
While reading the book I presumed the story, its climax and the conflicts between the protagonist and the antagonist. I was so sure! But Author S Pearce surprised me in every way possible.
Through Alone, Author S Preace has shown us not only his writing skills, his ability to hold the attention of the audience, but write a climax that would sweep the rug out of the reader’s feet.
Without revealing much about the plot, I feel that Alone and the other two books in the Spotlight Tales show a progression in life, how the human mind works and also how fate vindicates itself.
Not reading any of the three books is like missing a major chunk of a reader’s reading life.
For this totally amazing book, WeLoveQualityBooks gives S Pearce’s book Alone 5 Stars!
Alone by S. Pearce
My rating: 5 of 5 stars