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"Sins of the Father" will:

Scare the pants off you!

Scare the daylights out of you!

Raise the hair on your neck.

And mainly, It will:

Scare the hell out of you and scare some sense into you.

Something is happening to Aaron, the Midwestern pastor who suffers waning faith in God. He experiences physical pain with evidence of his being tortured, caused by an unknown source. He can't tell anyone and doesn't know what to do. Then he meets Lucian and experiences all the mental pain and tortures that were inflicted on the little boy. He realizes that the little boy and Aaron's own previous occult suffering, are connected. He becomes committed to saving the boy!

The ultimate evil lives inside little Lucian, the autistic boy who has no know history.

I liked her book very much. Strong opening and closings. Intriguing story development between the two. In fact, Ms. Palmer's opening chapter just won author Cheryl Bradshaw's September award for Best First Chapter. Well deserved, too, if I do say so myself. In fact, after I just started the book, I read the first chapter and immediately started talking about it to everyone in my family.

This is classic horror genre writing, with many riveting scenes. The opening is touching and deeply disturbing. Next, the two characters, Lucian and Aaron, are drawn together by the vagabond, Philip Moran, who suffers mental illness and had to 'rest' a bit at the local mental hospital, where he met Lucian.

Ms. Palmer starts each of Lucian's chapters with a description of what goes on in the interior of Lucian's mind as he relates to Aaron in the manner an autistic child might. I believe that his interaction with his newfound mentor, Aaron, would have displayed his feelings very well and without the repetition involved here, but then again, I could picture a camera closeup of Lucian as he displays his inner struggles via facial movement and body language, so repetition might well serve as a transition from scene to scene. At least, I see why she did that!

No spoilers here. However, the resolution of this often hair-raising tale (perfect for Halloween, by the way!) will scare you onto the straight and narrow.....IF you haven't already found your way!


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Sins of the Father eBook RJ Palmer Reviews

This was a fascinating journey through time. This is war between good and evil. I love the paranormal genre and this book kept my rapt attention. I would highly recommend it to those who like being kept on the edge of their seats. I purchased it through .
It's not often that I come across a fellow author who has an eloquent way with words as Author R.J. Palmer does. When a writer can tell a magnificent story to begin with and then uses good word choice to make it that much more enjoyable, it always makes for a good reading experience. This is what I liked about Sins of the Father. It's the kind of novel that keeps the reader glued to the page while taking them on a journey at the same time. The author is talented and one to watch. Highly recommended!
A genuinely sad and haunting supernatural novel about a curse from the deep past and its repercussions in the present day, Sins of the Father really did scare me! The young boy at the center of the novel is a real person, and his story is very moving. The book has atmosphere to spare, and its plot is well-controlled. It's my humble opinion that some of the passages are too wordy, but another reader might as well disagree. In any event, recommended.
Sins of the Father (R.J. Palmer)
Psychological/Thriller

Bowen, in Feudal England was left orphaned and raised by cruel monks. There he was tortured beyond belief. He learned to retreat deep inside himself to ease the pain.

Modern day, Aaron a Minister from the Midwest is asked by a homeless man to come to the (psychiatric) hospital, he needs help. There Aaron finds an autistic boy (Lucian) who has no past. No parents a homeless child that no one knows anything about.

Once Aaron has encountered this child he can't sleep, he has terrors during the night, but are they real? A Delusion? Hallucination? What is the connection to this boy, if any? Now Aaron must face a force like no one has ever witness and make the biggest decision of his life to save this boy.

Fantastic nail biting, emotional read. Kept me up way past my bed time! I would love to read more from R.J. Palmer.
Sins of the Father by RJ Palmer is an emotional thriller that gets your heart pumping and sets your mind to reeling. The thought of someone harming an innocent child is completely beyond me and what the monks do almost daily to poor Bowen is abhorrent, but as the story unfolds you learn that, while Bowen is an innocent, there is something more going on. Over time we learn of Bowen's past and how he came to live at the monastery. Forward to the present, Aaron who is a minister at the local church begins having strange moments of being pulled into the past and being witness to the beating of a young boy. When he returns to his present he wears the scars of having been beaten himself. Later he is invited to meet a young autistic boy, upon this meeting the strange encounters Aaron had been experiencing become more intense. Suddenly, two worlds are colliding as the past, Bowen's story, and the present, Aaron story, merge into one and we begin to truly grasp what has happened to cause such chaos within their two worlds.

Are there flaws within the telling of this story? Yes. However, the tale RJ Palmer tells and the characters of Sins of the Father are intriguing enough to allow this reader to look past the minor issues that were discovered. The highly descriptive prose used by the author easily sets the teeth on edge and we are taken deep into a world of pure and utter evil.
"Sins of the Father" will

Scare the pants off you!

Scare the daylights out of you!

Raise the hair on your neck.

And mainly, It will

Scare the hell out of you and scare some sense into you.

Something is happening to Aaron, the Midwestern pastor who suffers waning faith in God. He experiences physical pain with evidence of his being tortured, caused by an unknown source. He can't tell anyone and doesn't know what to do. Then he meets Lucian and experiences all the mental pain and tortures that were inflicted on the little boy. He realizes that the little boy and Aaron's own previous occult suffering, are connected. He becomes committed to saving the boy!

The ultimate evil lives inside little Lucian, the autistic boy who has no know history.

I liked her book very much. Strong opening and closings. Intriguing story development between the two. In fact, Ms. Palmer's opening chapter just won author Cheryl Bradshaw's September award for Best First Chapter. Well deserved, too, if I do say so myself. In fact, after I just started the book, I read the first chapter and immediately started talking about it to everyone in my family.

This is classic horror genre writing, with many riveting scenes. The opening is touching and deeply disturbing. Next, the two characters, Lucian and Aaron, are drawn together by the vagabond, Philip Moran, who suffers mental illness and had to 'rest' a bit at the local mental hospital, where he met Lucian.

Ms. Palmer starts each of Lucian's chapters with a description of what goes on in the interior of Lucian's mind as he relates to Aaron in the manner an autistic child might. I believe that his interaction with his newfound mentor, Aaron, would have displayed his feelings very well and without the repetition involved here, but then again, I could picture a camera closeup of Lucian as he displays his inner struggles via facial movement and body language, so repetition might well serve as a transition from scene to scene. At least, I see why she did that!

No spoilers here. However, the resolution of this often hair-raising tale (perfect for Halloween, by the way!) will scare you onto the straight and narrow.....IF you haven't already found your way!