Your Limit is Home

A Modern Day Comet Falls in the Desert Story

Unvoice, the main, and most important character, is a failed superhero, down-on-his-luck, mind reader with two day jobs. Unvoice has been forced into a position of powerlessness by the overactive minds of society at large. He has dreams of finding the one true love of his life, but in the dreams she is trying to kill him off.

The author's writing style could be described as minimalist with an unexpected spiritual twist. Unvoice's impressions release surrealistic mini-meditations on issues of death, love, and sexuality. The voices we all hear in our heads make up this windy road called Your Limit is Home.

The author says, Your Limit is Home is "Filled with enough angst and internal monologue action to soften even the hardest hipsters heart. The spiritual love child of Chuck Palahniuk and Banksy, "Your Limit is Home" is sure to have you questioning your place in the universe, in a good way!"

The story line is strong. I cared about the characters, even the minor ones piqued my curiosity. It had enough rhetorical flourishes to make a splendid modern read. Your Limit is Home is a powerful piece of writing...exciting and deeply affecting.

One of the themes in the book is the infinite permutations of existence (I can't say more without spoiling the story and we all love surprises, don't we?) and Unvoice's quest to discover the good in the universe.

They say all budding authors have been told, by someone, at least once in their lives, that they should write a book. After reading Your Limit is Home I am glad this flowering writer blossomed into a novelist. I'm really looking forward to Allight's next book release.

Highly recommended for a reader's group or book club---enough topics to support curious minds. There is a common thread with emotions that the characters in this book will share with many readers. Unvoice's coarse throughout the novel progresses to a climactic ending that has a cinematic quality to it.