The Dominate Hand: The Unauthorized Story of Jim Jacobs and the Cult That Saved the World

This was the perfect book for me to dive back into the world of fiction and imagination. I enjoyed reading it - especially the last 30 pages.Martin's use of "revolving perspective" and his chapter / section headings was refreshing. The book uses each characters "account" of the central mystery of this tale as a way to introduce the characters and setting. Mostly linear and with short divisions, it was an easy read and perfect for my busy lifestyle. There were numerous times I just wanted to highlight the short dueling banter and quick-hitting one-liners that left me laughing, but I just knew it wouldn't have meaning outside a circle of those who have read this book. The ending was fantastic - enthralling as every ending should be, and tying up more loose ends than I remembered LOL. One of the few medium sized books I actually wanted to read again as soon as I finished it.-Mike Steele