The Hero’s Journey par Excellence

review by Mel Mathews

Robert Adam’s has the good fortune of having a wily grandfather disguised as half-baked old man and parents who well understand the importance of allowing their son to suffer through the unknown as he comes to terms with life’s complexities and learns to listen to the only real truth—that which comes from within. Second Wind Publishing’s just released version of The Sun Singer by Malcolm Campbell is the Hero’s Journey par Excellence!

Grandfather unexpectedly passes away, leaving Robert Adams holding a bagful of mystery. Mom and Dad have answers, but they know it will mean nothing until Robert comes to terms with this mystery on his own, as we all must do at different times in our lives. This magical coming-of-age tale takes the reader through a labyrinth as a teenage boy/man sets off into the cosmic dimensions of the unknown to redeem his ‘grandfather’s’ kingdom and rightfully claim his position in life as a true leader. What I’d give to have Malcolm Campbell’s imagination, wisdom, wit, and mastery of the written word. Buy it, steal it, borrow it from your local library—one way or another, get hold of The Sun Singer and tell your friends.

Title: The Sun Singer
Author: Malcolm R. Campbell
Publisher: Second Wind Publishing, LLC (August 17, 2014)
ISBN: 978-1630660031

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