To the Genius Behind "Adam"

I'm just now starting the twenty-ninth chapter of your book, and it's terrified me so much today that I've had to stop reading three times now just to take a break from the intensity of Adam.

The experience has been breath-taking, literally. Causing me to murmur "Wow" more than ten times today...to bite down on the first knuckle of my thumb or the ring I have as a pendant on my necklace. To cause my heart to race with anticipation and partial fear when I'm not even reading. To keep the lights on when I prefer to read in the dark (strange as that might seem.)

WOW.

Talk a piece of incredible art. I feel the need to stop reading because of the amount of fear this book is putting in me, but I can't totally stop not only because I'm proud of having finished over 98% of the books I've read in my lifetime but because I just have to know what happens next.

I can't not know.

And I love (about every one of your books that you've written that I've read thus far) how you're able to incorporate the fight between love and hate, evil and good - ultimately God and Satan and the carnal flesh - without ever necassarily making it so apparently and blatantly obvious.

It's completely mind-blowing and amazing. And I can honestly only hope that, as I writer, I can become even a tenth of how you write.