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Slaves to Gravity by Wesley Southard and Somer Canon

 What would you do if you had a deep dark secret that you didn’t know was inside you? What if your friends and family had secrets, too? 


Authors Wesley Southard and Somer Canon have come up with a story of deceit and trickery. When you think you can predict what will happen, an unexpected twist is thrown in. I did not see this story starting and ending the way it did.


Charlie Snyder has an accident that makes her unable to walk ever again. Before long, she comes from being dependent on others to a young woman that kicks ass. She picks up some side-kicks along the way when she realizes there are others just like her. 


Even though it is a novella, I can see how having a part two to the story could turn this into a novel. There is a conclusion to the story, but we are left with what the future holds for Charlie. 


I am excited to read more from both of these authors. Their imagination is extraordinary and I’m anxious to see what else they have ready for me.

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