Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Review of Darkness by Ciye Cho

Read For: Requested Review
 
Synopsis: " dire prophecy has emerged, and the mer believe that humans and merfolk are in grave danger. Terror is closing in, but only one person holds the key to stopping it: Florence Waverley. However, her mission to save two worlds will lead her far, far out into the Darkness--a shadow-realm full of monsters, magic, and wicked tides that could tear apart bodies.

With the help of her friends, Florry must uncover a secret about humans and mer. A long-lost secret that could change her life. And above all else, she must fight hard to light the darkness. Everything depends on her mission: her friends, her world, and the one she loves.

The past, present, and future are about to collide--but can she stay afloat? One way or another, nothing will be the same when she enters the Darkness..."


My Review: It took me a bit to get back into the setting and characters but if you read the books a little closer together than I have it should all flow together nicely. As with his other books I love how Cho really keeps you in the setting and makes it clear that Florence is a human living under water. I found it very interesting the twists and turns that this third book takes the story line on, I was surprised with some of the developments. I am not sure but this has the feel of being the last book of the series but it there are a couple of loose ends that can lead into another book.
 
My Rating: Even though it took be a bit to get back into the book and characters, once I did it was fantastic. Also there is a glossary at the back of the book that is a huge help too.  I give it a rating of Four Paws.
 
 
Darkness was sent to me by the author in exchange for an honest review.
 
You can find out more about Ciye Cho and his work on his Goodreads Page or Website.
 
Darkness was just released in digital format on February 9, 2015! You can download your copy of this brand new book on Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
 

2 comments:

  1. I hadn't heard of this series. Interesting. I hate when I take too long from one book to another and forget stuff.

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    1. I have been reviewing this series since the first book for the author and he has done a fantastic job with them. I think you would really enjoy them.

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