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Death Has A Name (2011)

by Jerry Hanel(Favorite Author)

3.46 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1456483307 (ISBN13: 9781456483302)

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Createspace

series

Brodie Wade

review 1: This was not the worst kindle freebie that I have read. The writing style was tolerable but the plotting needed some work. Admittedly, the plot device which involves the framing of the protagonist is a personal no-no but there did seem to be some issues with what the story was really all about. It was kind of like the 'mists of Truth' that the story kept mentioning. unable to recommend at this time.
review 2: Death Has a Name by Jerry Hanel is the griping tale of Death and the lengths people must go to in order to keep him at bay. We are introduced to Brodie Wade who knows all to well that there are things that can't easily be explained all around us. As a child he was thought to be insane and did his time in the nut house. Finally given a clean bill of sanity ... moreat sixteen, Brodie used his gift to help the police solve cases that were unexplainable. Brodie's gift tests him daily as he fights to lead a normal life. This gift allows him to see what is known as The Truth. Manifestations can appear at any time and demand Brodie to listen. So when a headless man comes to Brodie for some help and Brodie finds himself in jail for murder, he will have to rely on the gift he wishes he could ignore to save not only his life, but life on Earth as well. Jerry Hanel gives us an intriguing look into Death, what he represents, and the league sworn to protect humanity. There is some mild gore description during some crime scenes, but nothing that can't be handled by a mature audience. From the excerpt at the end of Death Has a Name, it looks as though there is another book in the Brodie Wade series and I am interested to see what situation Brodie finds himself in next. less

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