Suburban Prophets

Suburban Prophets by Geoffrey Brokos


My rating: 4 of 5 stars

• Paperback: 220 pages
• Publisher: CreateSpace (August 1, 2011)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1463791658
• ISBN-13: 978-1463791650

(Target audience recommended: Young Adult such as Jr. High Boys to College Male dumb humor)

Suburban Prophets is fast pace, short and on crack. Perfect for something to read on a long trip, boring day at work or for the short attention span.

Do ghost really exist? Micah, a senior in high school, who has grown up in the church his whole life, wonders why ghosts are never talked about. With his two coworkers, Ivan, a movie film buff dealing with a break up, and Cory, a weed smoking film student decide to go ghost hunting after a ghost sighting at work. 

The three look up supposedly haunted places online and set on a quest to see if they are real. Experience the relationships, adventures, in a dark ridiculous comedy thriller.
Recommended 14 and up for drug references, inappropriateness, and dark imagery.

Suburban Prophets , an adventure-story about ghost-hunting and its consequences..

I enjoyed a good fright and anticipation as to what the characters might discover next in their explorations..

I still shiver when at the end of the book, I realized their previous encounters and what it really meant..

Well, I guess, this book serves as a warning to all those who seek inhuman things to be prepared for what evil it might bring to them.... and that there are a lot of Divine Interventions in the world where humans couldn’t even fathom but still should be thankful for..God is there all along.... I realized too that it’s better to focus on school than seek for late-night adventures.....

I think though that the summary should be reversed or edited since the book is not just all about ghost, it has its based on the crime at the movie theatre..so maybe they should include that.....

Mixed with murder and again conspiracies and ghost stories, this ghost-themed book is definitely to watch out for....

Mr. Brokos combined both worlds of reality and unreal in the story, making it enticing and engaging..

This book isn’t really frightening..but it would fill you with suspense and anticipation..and may make your mind a little crazy of the revelations.... Mr. Brokos will really be a great conspiracy writer.....

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