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Navinnovative Thought navinnovative — I love psychological stories. Ones that make you think, stories which are more than just a telling of a tale, and "One Mistake" fit that category for me. Without dancing around issues, long backgrounds or dialogue, we are introduced directly to Robert Hoard, the main character, and the plot, which I found believable though some might doubt the possibility of astral projection. Though we are told some backstory without having directly experienced it, to me this didn't feel jarring or abrupt. It takes a special skill to do so, and a certain mind which can appreciate the magic authors perform when they successfully create a well-rounded, balanced world in a minimum of pages. Descriptions are outstanding in placing the reader at the scene, as well as building a sense of horror at what astral projection really can mean, and how it can be manipulated. I didn't find the ending unexpected, yet "One Mistake" was a satisfying read. My favorite part was the fact it left me with a question. With his new found ability, what was next for Robert Hoard? For more review and interviews by Red Haircrow, visit their book blogsite Flying With Red Haircrow http://flyingwithredhaircrow.wordpres...

Hayla Gomes _ayla_omes — Very well-written, easy-to-read, and fascinating. My only "complaint" is that photos in a book with so many descriptions of objecys would have been welcome.

Rob Curedale _ob_uredale — I love this book. I have re-read it several times. To me, it is better then the movie but no by much. The book is just a little more disturbing then the movie. This is in my top 10 favorite books.

Woody Hanley woodyhanlec993 — This book was reviewed for musings of a bookworm This is a sweet story of love in the spotlight.It is also the story of how a stressful relationship effects the relationships with those who are the best friends of those involved. Simon's relationship with Roger, his best friend,is a mirror for his relationship with Dec. It is a believable depiction of the stresses of love when the media are dogging your every move and how those things can get in the way of how people feel. This is by no means the best book I have read but it is an endearing tale of two people trying to make it work. You don't have to be a sports fan to get like this story but I think it would help.

Yue Shih yueshh — I think if I had to describe this book in one word it would be heart-warming. It grabs your heart. The premise of the book is quite similar to the movie "What Dreams May Come" with Robin williams and Cuba Gooding Jr. This is a self journey/discovery through different stages in Joe's life, some good times and some bad. Each "stop" has a different effect on him and his destination. The "world" is intriguing and unpredictable to keep you engaged in the story. The characters are fun and quirky. As the story unfolds you learn more about Joe and his life and what each of these secondary characters add to his life. This book is not erotic but thought provoking (you really have to have an open mind to understand the "world") and plot driven.