The Infernal Machine

Thank you Parliament House for an advanced copy. I voluntarily reviewed this book. All opinions expressed are my own.

The Infernal Machine
By: C. W. Snyder

*REVIEW*
What to say about this book? The Infernal Machine is just plain weird and way out there. For some reason, it brings to mind Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory. I think because it’s a strange painting my association between the two is that they feel the same-strangely mesmerizing yet disorienting with a touch of despair. I won’t even attempt to explain the plot because you just have to read it for yourself. I liked it, even though I’m not quite sure what I was reading at times. The steampunk vibe is in the story with the clockwork heart. There are so many things going on here that it’s crazy! Prepare for weirdness.

This dark fantasy is dripping with occult intrigue and an inception-like atmosphere. Fighting Nazis, fighting devils, and fighting the demons within, you follow Arthur, or Mr. White, through his tenure as the associate of the strange Mr. Black.

Arthurs otherwise bleak existence is forever changed by meeting a kindred soul, Ava. Fate ties them together on a common mission, but do they have the strength to do what needs to be done?

I found the most intriguing part of this book were the rich dreamscapes that the author included. It leaves you questioning what is real, but it also sheds light on the characters motivations. The mysterious Thule society makes an exciting adversary, but in the end you discover that the real villains are not simply flesh and bone.

This book is pretty different than what I normally read, but I found it enjoyable and look forward to seeing what else comes from this author

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