Nobody dies, there's no mystery to unravel, and there are certainly no ninja cyborg hamsters. To be honest, Shangri-La Trailer Park isn't something I'd normally read. If you are a reader looking for wicked fun when the kiddies go to bed, then this is the story for the grown-ups in you who can tolerate a hard core tale to see the villain pounded and the hero relishing in his victory. This story is not for the delicate at heart. WARNING! Don’t read if your are: A) easily offended B) politically correct C) like everything nice or D) believe in the Easter Bunny!Īs a reader I have read his other stories and know that he has a gift to create a story that captures an individual's heart and make one cry and this story captures an individual’s morals and takes you on a wild ride into the dark side of the mind, leaving you breathless at the conclusion. The author declares in the description of this story,' Hop on board for a forty-eight hour ride through the world's most dysfunctional trailer park. At first one could be offended but as the story unravels, these details are necessary to conclude like a surprise gift, the villain had to be described as the dark psycho as his is and his victims needed to suffer the toil of his wicked actions for the hero to be justified in his actions. There are some serious graphic plot scenarios in this story. In the trailer park, he is slowly becomes part of their demented world of the bad rift raft. He has visions which are directing him on his path he had an accident and meets a stranger that brings him, actually holds him hostage in a trailer park.

He decided to hike the Appalachian Trail looking for salvation but does not know what direction to travel. Shangri-La Trailer Park by John Zunski is a full impact story about a character searching for a lost part of his soul. This story is not for the delicate of the heart.