Jagdlied: a Chamber Novel for Narrator, Musicians, Pantomimists, Dancers & Culinary Artists

TITLE: Jagdlied: a Chamber Novel for Narrator, Musicians, Pantomimists, Dancers & Culinary Artists
AUTHOR: Dolly Gray Landon
PUBLISHER: Seventh Species
ASIN: B07GJ1RDQJ
PAGES: 1022
GENRE: Fiction
The physiological thriller is amusing from the start. The story is engaging and the reader enjoys every scene. I enjoyed reading Act one, as I got introduced to the characters. The first character I found interesting was Purvel Schlignatz. Here is a graduate student who is focused and open-minded, but gets convinced to do things that he sometimes does not subscribe to. I was not comfortable with the influence Pelvin Penisovich had on him.
The drama and romance in the book were equally entertaining. I loved how Purvel chlignatz was ready to risk everything just to be with Kitty Walters. I closely followed the drama that led to Pelvin Penisovich and Dronah Stackbut’s break up and learnt a few things about friendships. The romance theme showed how pals and lovers get betrayed sometimes, and the result is anger that could be destructive.
Dolly Gray Landon’s book was an exciting read. I understood every theme that was shown in the book and loved the conversations. The scenes were beautifully arranged, and the reader had the chance of enjoying a good story. I also got to learn a few new words, as the jargon used by the Stool candidates was compelling. ‘Nadaism’ is one of the words I found to be amusing throughout the book. Melody wasn’t a favorite for me. Her attitude and lack of empathy made me dislike her character. She was full of herself and abused the influence she had. I, however, appreciate that the author made her one of the main characters, as her role added more spice in the book.
Dolly Gray Landon wrote a fascinating and intriguing book. Every character was distinct in their roles and the reader could follow through without getting distracted. This book is a masterpiece and a gem in literature. Everything from the plot, literary stylistic devices used, character and writing style was excellent. I immensely enjoyed reading every scene. I would recommend this book to every learner who enjoys reading plays and wants to enjoy a good story. The diction in the book will also help young readers expand their master of the English language, as the author’s vocabulary is vast.
Wealth, power, the socialite life, education, relationships, and peer influence are some of the themes covered in the book. The author’s sense of humor is also commendable, as I could not stop laughing in between the scenes. “Jagdlied” should be in everyone’s ‘to-be-read’ list because the author delivered what every reader wants. This book is proof that Dolly Gray Landon has mastered his craft. The author is creative and knows how to keep his readers engaged. His book is not just an epic read, but also a great addition to the world of literature. I forgot about everything around me once I started reading the book. The action and drama are engrossing and will have you as a reader hooked from scene one to the final scene. I rate it with 4 out of 5 stars.