Nick Nolan’s Black as Snow echoes the fairy tale of Snow White—but more closely resembles the Grimm Brothers’ version than that of Disney.
Led by his mother, Sebastian Black—a gorgeous specimen of beauty, charm, athleticism, and persuasion-- is poised to be the leader of a new spiritual movement. But with as many opponents and doubters as followers and supporters, trouble lies ahead.
Sebastian flees, and finds himself surrounded by a curious cast of characters. And like in all good fairy tales, the story twists and turns until the true good and evil are revealed...
Where you may find a moral of the story in some books, this is actually a story of morality, posing questions without choosing sides, and speaking spiritual without preaching.
Black as Snow, although vastly different from the books I am usually drawn to, is intriguing and interesting. The deep, yet entertaining plotline will keep you engaged.
Led by his mother, Sebastian Black—a gorgeous specimen of beauty, charm, athleticism, and persuasion-- is poised to be the leader of a new spiritual movement. But with as many opponents and doubters as followers and supporters, trouble lies ahead.
Sebastian flees, and finds himself surrounded by a curious cast of characters. And like in all good fairy tales, the story twists and turns until the true good and evil are revealed...
Where you may find a moral of the story in some books, this is actually a story of morality, posing questions without choosing sides, and speaking spiritual without preaching.
Black as Snow, although vastly different from the books I am usually drawn to, is intriguing and interesting. The deep, yet entertaining plotline will keep you engaged.
Nick Nolan, also the author of Strings Attached and Double Bound, lives with his partner in San Fernando Valley.
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