Imago et Umbra by Hristo Goshev
Publisher: Bards and Sages Publishing
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Paranormal, Action/Adventure
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

A disillusioned fighter pilot on a routine recon mission finds himself confronted by the ghosts of his past in “Imago et Umbra.”

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Nick’s character development was handled well. My first impression of him was of someone who kept a lot of emotional distance between himself and other people. Not only was that correct, but his reasons for doing so were understandable. I enjoyed getting to know this character better and figuring out why he was so closed off to other people.

There was some confusion for me when it came to the identity of Capella. I can’t say or who what this might have been in my review for spoiler reasons, but it was introduced in such a way that I didn’t know if it was referring to a person, place, thing, idea, or something else entirely. While I did eventually figure it out, it sure would have been nice to have a clear understanding of what Nick meant when he used that term from the very beginning.

The ending was spectacular. Not only did it give me a strong sense of closure, it gave Nick even more opportunity to grow as a person. That’s not an easy thing to accomplish in less than twenty pages! Seeing how the author pulled it off so smoothly made me curious to read more from him soon. I was both eager to find out what might happen to Nick next and satisfied by where his story ended.

Imago et Umbra should be read by anyone who has ever wished they could return to a specific point in their past.