Author: BlueJay325
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
Age Category: Teen/Young Adult
Summary: Steven Hall has never once doubted his status. The son of esteemed Pastor Hall and his wife Evelyn, Steven was born atop of the tentative peak of public opinion within his Ecclesiastical city of obsequious religious devotion. And when new adopted and Muslim-turned-Christian Ahmed Heavenstate enrolls in EdgeWay Academy, the social domain over which Steven rules, the two boys are immediately thrown into conflict.
But no schoolyard rivalry, personal or otherwise, can prepare he's warring adolescences for the discovery of a brutalized corpse in the school's main building. As the passions and prejudices of new acquaintances begin whirling throughout their town of cryptic stares and decades-old secrets, Steven and Ahmed will discover a truth more terrifying than anything their paragon of sacred laws and tradition would dare allow them to believe.
•MY REVIEW•
Category 1
Book cover and description
Fake Me to Church has a great cover, but the description does not do the book justice.
5/5
Category 2
Word choice, punctuation, grammar, spelling, and sentence and paragraph structure
BlueJay always has excellent word choice, spelling, and grammar. I did not see any errors.
5/5
Category 3
Plot, setting, background/stories, and characters
It has great, relatable characters, insanely good plot, and very wicked and sinister villains. I love the "12 years ago" chapters. They really added to the story and all are placed perfectly in the book. I also love all the plot twists!
5/5
Category 4
Writing style and pace on the story
It was a little slow in the beginning, but picks up. Pace: medium.
4.75/5
Category 5
Details and descriptions
Amazing detailed descriptions of the characters and places.
5/5
Category 6
Originality (overall creativity)
Fake Me to Church is one of the best mystery novels I have ever read. It should be professionally published.
5/5
TOTAL: 29.75/30 99.2%