Genre: Sci-Fi
Publisher: The Sinister Horror Company
Publication Date: 20th August 2016
Pages: 73
REVIEWED BY NEV
A copy of Aimee
Bancroft and The Singularity Storm was sent to Confessions of a Reviewer by
the author, Daniel Marc Chant, in exchange for an honest review. This is said
review. This book is published by The Sinister Horror Company.
So, Daniel Marc Chant, or Mr Posh to his friends, has a
new book out. This one. He sent me a copy for my own pleasure and not
necessarily for review but I couldn’t resist. I had to change reading mode for
this one as it is, wait for it, NOT HORROR! How very dare he. But, on the flip
side, this is a perfect excuse to get to see how he writes stuff other than the
scary ones. This is a sci-fi tale. To be honest I didn’t know anything about
the synopsis before I started to read it but I was intrigued from page one.
This is what I thought.
Aimee Bancroft is a lady from the privileged side of the
fence. She has had numerous adventures all over the world and has got a name
for herself as a great explorer.
Her latest adventure is her most gruelling yet. She is
attempting to row across the Atlantic single handedly. She would be the first
woman to do so. A feather in her cap that she would like to show off to many
condescending men.
During a storm, she gets sucked into a maelstrom, and
faces certain death. Until she wakes up at the bottom of the ocean. This is the
beginning of an adventure that Aimee will never forget.
