Kenneth A. Mugi

I got this book for free, in exchange for an honest review from Making Connections. Get your copy here.

This book is very different from the plethora of Paranormal novels out there- it turns the idea of Dorian Gray’s picture on its head.

What I really liked about it was that the touch of fantasy/paranormal elements didn’t overwhelm Kasumi’s story.

Another thing to like was that if the new edited version had any errors, I couldn’t find them.

There is enough humor to balance the darkness in the story.

I would have liked to see more of Morgan but watching Kasumi grow into her powers would be exciting too.

Hoping that there are some fight scenes in the next book!

This book isn’t for everybody but if you’d like to read something unique, give this one a whirl.

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I got this book for free, in exchange of an honest review, from Making Connections. Get your copy here.

What I liked:

the book was written by Kenneth-I love his style of writing. There's humor hidden in his work and that is what makes it fun to read.

the MC is female, a thief, kicks ass and well, that's about it.

how the story began-sucked me right in from the very beginning.

the very idea of gods being dependent on their followers is very Malazan-ish which happens to be one of my favorite series.

What I didn't like:

details- I needed more of them. Even though, I loved the weirdness of the story & the world it is set in, I think it needed more world-building.

In short, if you want to read a book that is plain weird but awesome fun, read one by Kenneth!

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