1.       Book 0 of ASAT. I like the title, like the idea, the characters and the action. What I don’t like is time I have to wait for next part to be available.

First of all I would like to thank Michael Keyth for giving me opportunity to review his work as the first one. I had a great pleasure to read all five parts before they were published. Here is what I thought. In Book 0 we met six characters that make the team, here in Book 1 we have all these characters working together to complete the Seal of Solomon. There are five parts of the book and each part deals with one piece of the seal. The first one is the longest one because we have this introduction to ASAT, what the group is about what their tasks will be and so on. From the very start we may see several conflicts between characters who are totally different from one another. All the fights are presented in details and there are plot twists all the time. Many a time will you meet something that you didn’t expect, which only adds to the thrill you feel while reading this book. Each part has flashbacks concerning one character. The flashbacks themselves answer a lot of questions and they work like flashbacks in Lost, namely, they make you addicted to the story. To my surprise, the last part is not the best. I found the forth one the most exciting one, which takes part in Attica prison in the USA. What about the ending? There is no way you can predict the ending the story ends in such a point that you have to read Book 2. From what I know Book 2 starts in the point the first one ended, and I hope I would have this great opportunity to read it as a first one, too.  I recommend this book to everyone who love action, fights, paranormalia and of course love stories.   Jack Warner

I love the characters Michael has created especially Tokutei, a Japanese ninja who is trained in a dozen of martial arts. Each character is unique and I bet there would be some conflicts between them. BTW, read all the parts 'cause every one is different.

1.       I give this book 9/10 It’s definitely spectacular and gripping. I could feel the suspense and the chills running down my spine. I had to stop reading from time to time to think about what had just happened or put everything together. Why 9/10 not 10/10? The answer is simple 38 thousand words do not satisfy my needs. I hope the next book is longer.