Do A Powerbomb by Daniel Warren Johnson

​Anyone can talk about something they love. Or write as is the case with books. But it takes talent to actually write about something you love so compellingly that the reader understands that passion. The author of this book definitely has that talent. Which is how he made a book about wrestling (something I don’t care about in the slightest) so engaging and fun to read.
Reading this book, you can see and feel how passionate the author is about wrestling. It’s all there, in the dynamic movements, in the emotional engagement. It’s just so fun. It kind of makes you see the appeal. Well, almost. I mean, I’m not gonna go watch any wrestling anytime soon, but at least if I should ever come across a fan of it, I can kinda sorta understand what they are talking about.
It helped that the story was so wild. An ostracized intergalactic wizard puts together an ultimate wrestling competition (because in his exile he’s become a fan) with the grand prize of resurrection of a loved one. All these teams from different planets (all oddly enough speaking English) show up to compete. But we only follow one, a man and a girl; both of their lives forever altered by a tragic death of a wrestling superstar a decade ago.
Fun, bright, dynamic…a good read all around. Recommended.