Member Reviews
I would definitely recommend this book. It was a well written story of child's journey thru the foster care system and abuse. I wasn't sure of what to expect when I started the book but am so glad I was given the opportunity to read it!
This book is done well. I like how unique the story is. This book was unpredictable, much like the authors' childhood, which was great. This is a well done book that I would recommend. Special Thank You to Derek Clark and NetGalley for allowing me to read a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.
A book to look forward to. I look forward to reading this book since it is now officially published.
An electrifying rollercoaster of mystery and intrigue. From the very first page, readers are plunged into a world of chilling unpredictability as Tru's life takes an unexpected turn after a visit from his father. As the story unfolds, layers of secrets, magic, and danger are meticulously woven together, creating an enthralling narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Derek Clark masterfully intertwines Tru's struggle for survival with his own experiences, crafting an allegorical tale that explores the profound impact of trauma and resilience.
Hey, fellow book lovers! I've got to spill the beans about this book Tru Lockhart. Imagine a world where secrets, magic, and mystery collide, and you're right in the middle of it. Tru Lockhart's life takes the wildest turn after a visit from his dad, and from that point on, it's like stepping into a maze of unexpected twists and turns. What's super cool is that this story isn't just thrilling – it's based on the author Derek Clark's own life experiences. Talk about real-life magic woven into fiction! If you're up for a ride that's part heart-pounding suspense and part mind-bending mystery, this book's got your name all over it.
Tru Lockhart by Derek W. Clark and Michael Ray Laemmle.
One evening, Tru Lockhart gets a bizarre visit from his father Argus, who has escaped from an institution for the criminally insane. Tru is certain that murder is on his father's mind. Instead, Argus performs a bizarre ceremony that will trigger a startling chain of events, plunging Tru into many oddball worlds, and into the hands of many outlandish villains. They all want to develop and use Tru's hidden powers for their own dark purposes.
A good read with likeable characters. Jack I didn't like. 4*.