3 days in Chameleon’s paradise, a book review

Danielle, Dani for short, seems like a normal woman going through the trials and tribulations of life. The rollercoaster ride of a ride can make anyone wonder what the reasons are and why things don’t go the way you think they should. Dani certainly does that. She settles for something close to what she wants instead of marching with sheer determination and determination to get the true essence of what she wants and needs.

However, fate, whatever you want to call it, has different meanings and implications for different people. What one sees as destiny, others see as coincidence. Dani, he couldn’t decide if what he experienced was fate, or even real. Maybe it was a complete hallucination of what he wanted his life to be, or he hoped it would be. After all, she had had an accident, maybe her mind was damaged or something.

The implications of this story are numerous. What we know as facts cannot always be resolutely measured. We know love, we feel it in more ways than one, but we cannot weigh it or see it absolutely. The same goes for our emotions about death, birth, and our myriad actions we take throughout our lives. We all realize them in some way, with regret, sadness, satisfaction, or even joy. How Dani resolves his emotions about his life and the actions he took touches your heart.

Chameleon wrote with passion, letting Dani’s pain, her love, each of her emotions felt. You drive the car to its destination and feel all the bumps, bruises and obstacles along the way. For a short story, the depth of the characters and the issues was much more than he expected. The journey is moving, mysterious and heartbreaking throughout.

Some have said that this is a religious story, I say it is an emotional story where the character decides from their heart what is real, what is right and what feels true in their soul. It was what Dani believed and felt that made the story what it was. It was how well written it allowed us to not only be on the road, but on it with our hearts and souls. You can read this in less than a day and really enjoy it.

Writing stories that awaken the soul, the imagination and the emotions is not that easy. You don’t have a whole book to develop your characters or expand the story to help with that. So when an author can create a short story that does it all, you have an author worth reading. I can bet his other books are just as good, if not better. Well done Camaleón, it was a great story well written and a pleasure to read.