Awful, Ohio breaks literary boundaries.

Feb. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- York, Pennsylvania.  Author, Jeff Neal, has whipped together a comedic blend of hillbilly anarchy, and circumstantial, inconvenient coincidence.  The plot itself is the first attraction, as readers partake on a different motive, all presented from the main character, Troy Slushy.  For Troy, it appears that monotony has become intolerable, and rather than take a week long cruise through the Caribbeans, Troy has pondered a little deeper towards the meaning of this monotony, concluding that if he able to remove the exposed, then he'd no longer have to go to work.  Thus, presenting the grand conclusion that he must destroy the sun.  

But, as true in most instances, his wife, Lacy Slushy, reasons with Troy that this goal is unattainable.  But nonetheless, as Troy preaches, "perseverance is much more eminent in achieving a goal than feasibility," he becomes fueled to accomplishing his task of living in perpetual darkness.  

But the Awful, Ohio attractions don't stop with this wicked tale of determined pursuit for infinite darkness.  Plenty of characters unknowingly intermingle around Troy's purpose, causing an entirely unforeseen and unpredictable climax.  

The ending is delightful. leaving the reader completely fulfilled, as it cleverly and intelligibly ties everything together in a beautifully blended finale.  

Awful, Ohio is a marvelous debut novel from aspiring author, Jeff Neal, as I am one reader who's left excited and eager to see what comes next from this fine, young talent.