You know that feeling you get when your going down the stairs and you accidentally skip a step and you think your falling and you think your gonna die but then your foot lands on the next step and it's like nothing ever happened? Well if you multiply that feeling by 1,000, make it last so much longer, AND mix it with hate, pain, satisfaction, anger, love, relief, anxiety, passion, joy, shock, guilt, frustration, and denial, then you'll get the feeling equivalent to reading F.A.I.T.H. (Of course actually reading it is 100 times better and easier.) Every single one of the characters has been through these very same emotions and the best part is you experience the same thing along with them. Anyone who has read F.A.I.T.H can agree that you will easily find yourself falling in love with these characters. The author has such a way with words that you can't help but feel compelled to never stop reading. Plus, the character development is great whether it's each character's past or their ...
Imagine that you are a fisherman, living a humble happy life. One day, you set out to sea on your boat like normal, but then a huge storm hits. You are washed out to sea. Your boat is wrecked, you lost a leg to a shark attack, your so hungry you start hallucinating, and there is no sign of land in sight. Just as you are about to lose hope, you hear the sound of a horn. A cruise boat is headed your way. Desperately, you gather the last remnants of your strength to cry out to it. But as you force your fatigued body to stand up on the piece of driftwood you've been hanging on to, you slip and fall. You go down, down, down into the depthless water of the ocean. Your lungs are burning, your consciousness flickering. But, right before you run out of breath and black out, you glimpse a hand reaching out for you. The next thing you know, you're waking up in a hospital with an IV attached to your arm. That's what reading F.A.I.T.H is like.
