A review by audbuttrue
A Vision of Fire by Gillian Anderson

3.0

The basic plot of Vision of Fire was an interesting one--an accomplished psychiatrist tries desperately to help a young woman with a bizarre constellation of symptoms (to use one of T.V. medical drama's favorite terms), such as talking in tongues, seemingly impossible physical manifestations of thoughts, and disconnecting from the real world. Something about the writing made me think of Scott Sigler, only less violent and brash, and replace the science with new age woo. Although I very much prefer science fiction, I still enjoyed reading Vision of Fire. It was an easy read and hard to put down, not a bad choice for an vacation book.