Delusions of Deceit lives up to its title. An enthralling and chilling psychological thriller, it sequentially seduces, tricks startles the reader, blurring the line between reality
and the phantasms of Toby, the main character’s diseased imagination. With the author’s inventive plotting and vivid and vigorous narration, the story grips the reader from beginning to end.
Review by: Olwyn Green
on 26th August 2009 5 out of 5
Brilliant character drawing. Complex intelligent plot made this book hard to put down. Should probably be compulsory reading for those who judge the mentally ill.
Review by: Sue Davies
on 26th August 2009 5 out of 5
An intense and somewhat disturbing story, a brilliant psychological thriller that had me hooked from beginning to end. The author has excelled in his dramatisation, highlighting the prejudice and discrimination of the mentally vulnerable person, and the compelling reading of how society on the whole regards these poor unfortunate people.It makes for deep soul searching on behalf of us all. Well Done Sean! I cant wait for your next publication.
Review by: John Gibson
on 20th August 2009 5 out of 5
Great book with a brilliant complex character in Toby, the twists and turns will make you not want to put this book down and it has a fantastic ending.I can't wait to read Sean's next book. This guy is going to be BIG.
Review by: Sonja Jones
on 19th August 2009 5 out of 5
I really enjoyed the book ,it had lots of great characters and brilliant twists. A very moving story about Toby, a great read
Review by: Joyce Hughes
on 14th August 2009 5 out of 5
The writer managed to make you laugh and cry,often within the space of a couple of paragraphs. He has produced a clever story with a powerful message summed up beautifully within a moving poem read out by the central character. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and in addition I gained a tremendous insight into the challenges faced by people with Mental Health difficulties.
Review by: Beaty Coulson
on 9th August 2009 5 out of 5
I was drawn right into the story from beginning to end and felt the frustration and desperation of Toby, the main character. I didn’t see what was coming.
A brilliant read!!
Review by: Ann Meredith
on 7th August 2009 5 out of 5
A really good read!
Do hope he writes another book
Review by: Ray
on 6th August 2009 5 out of 5
A terrifying insight into an all too common problem, encased in a cracking story with a twist to die for!
Review by: John Warburton
on 3rd August 2009 5 out of 5
What a gripping story! Sean Morris has written a well researched, intensely moving and shocking tale of psychosis and society's failure to come to an understanding of the illness. The twists and turns make this unput-downable!!
Review by: Elsie Hayden
on 30th July 2009 5 out of 5
I think Sean Morris pulls you into the story with his brilliant descriptive narrative I could really picture the scene. The story was gripping, and yes complex, and the ending totally unexpected. If you enjoy reading thriller books with lots of twists and turns then I would have no hesitation in recomending this book.
Review by: John Wright
on 28th July 2009 5 out of 5
Wow! A cracking atmospheric page turner, with believable characters, sinister twists, and an important message. I couldn't put this down until I reached the shocking end. Loved it!
Review by: Christine Morris
on 28th July 2009 5 out of 5
I found this was a superb read, it was complex and I had to
focus to understand the story but it was worth sticking with it. I think anyone involved in the care of the mentally ill
would find the manner in which the author is able to describe
the main character's thoughts and feelings invaluable.
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Brilliant character drawing. Complex intelligent plot made this book hard to put down. Should probably be compulsory reading for those who judge the mentally ill.
Review by: Sue Davies on 26th August 2009
5 out of 5
An intense and somewhat disturbing story, a brilliant psychological thriller that had me hooked from beginning to end. The author has excelled in his dramatisation, highlighting the prejudice and discrimination of the mentally vulnerable person, and the compelling reading of how society on the whole regards these poor unfortunate people.It makes for deep soul searching on behalf of us all. Well Done Sean! I cant wait for your next publication.
Review by: John Gibson on 20th August 2009
5 out of 5
Great book with a brilliant complex character in Toby, the twists and turns will make you not want to put this book down and it has a fantastic ending.I can't wait to read Sean's next book. This guy is going to be BIG.
Review by: Sonja Jones on 19th August 2009
5 out of 5
I really enjoyed the book ,it had lots of great characters and brilliant twists. A very moving story about Toby, a great read
Review by: Joyce Hughes on 14th August 2009
5 out of 5
The writer managed to make you laugh and cry,often within the space of a couple of paragraphs. He has produced a clever story with a powerful message summed up beautifully within a moving poem read out by the central character. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and in addition I gained a tremendous insight into the challenges faced by people with Mental Health difficulties.
Review by: Beaty Coulson on 9th August 2009
5 out of 5
I was drawn right into the story from beginning to end and felt the frustration and desperation of Toby, the main character. I didn’t see what was coming.
A brilliant read!!
Review by: Ann Meredith on 7th August 2009
5 out of 5
A really good read!
Do hope he writes another book
Review by: Ray on 6th August 2009
5 out of 5
A terrifying insight into an all too common problem, encased in a cracking story with a twist to die for!
Review by: John Warburton on 3rd August 2009
5 out of 5
What a gripping story! Sean Morris has written a well researched, intensely moving and shocking tale of psychosis and society's failure to come to an understanding of the illness. The twists and turns make this unput-downable!!
Review by: Elsie Hayden on 30th July 2009
5 out of 5
I think Sean Morris pulls you into the story with his brilliant descriptive narrative I could really picture the scene. The story was gripping, and yes complex, and the ending totally unexpected. If you enjoy reading thriller books with lots of twists and turns then I would have no hesitation in recomending this book.
Review by: John Wright on 28th July 2009
5 out of 5
Wow! A cracking atmospheric page turner, with believable characters, sinister twists, and an important message. I couldn't put this down until I reached the shocking end. Loved it!
Review by: Christine Morris on 28th July 2009
5 out of 5
I found this was a superb read, it was complex and I had to
focus to understand the story but it was worth sticking with it. I think anyone involved in the care of the mentally ill
would find the manner in which the author is able to describe
the main character's thoughts and feelings invaluable.
(Your review will be assessed before appearing on this site We reserve the right to edit for inappropriate or offensive material)