Along
the Watchtower by David Litwack is a dual story that tells the tales
of both Freddie and Frederick one person with a dream and a reality
he must figure out. Freddie's quest begins when he wakes up at the VA
hospital with a severe leg injury from being in the war. An avid
World of Warcraft player, he also has a well-developed imagination
that keeps takes him back to a kingdom in his dreams. When he sleeps,
he is Frederick, dauphin destined to be king. However, in order to be
king and to save his kingdom, he must complete three trials that
teach him a lot about his life and his future. These also help to
shape Freddie's story.
I
love how these stories play off of one another to give the reader a
complete picture of Freddie—his hopes, dreams and fears. The
intertwined stories also help Freddie to figure out exactly what he
has to do in his waking hours in order to recognize his past, take on
tasks in the present so that he can shape his own future the way he
wants it to look. With the help of Becky, his physical therapist, he
is able to break the spell so that he can be the king of his own
destiny.
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1 comment:
Great review, Teri. I'm so glad you enjoyed Along the Watchtower. I, too, appreciated the dual story lines and how deftly they were woven together! Thank you for joining us on this tour, and please take a quick moment to cross-post your review to Amazon and GoodReads--both places are huge for helping great books gain exposure.
Emlyn :-)
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