OYENTE

Ryliegh Myers

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Amazing, simply amazing!

Total
5 out of 5 stars
Ejecución
5 out of 5 stars
Historia
5 out of 5 stars

Revisado: 06-25-19

I can’t express how awesome this book truly is. When I first took a look at it, I wasn’t sure, but once I started listening to it I couldn’t stop. The main character Asylia wakes up after a massive explosion in downtown. She has no memories and slowly puts her life together, unsure if she was the cause. She is in a city called Vici and its run by a man called the Praetor who wants to exterminate everyone with abilities (tallents). Asylia quickly falls into a group of others like herself with abilities ranging from elementals, to light casting, and even a fairy and demon. It’s an interesting twist on Greek mythology and dystopian fiction. At first, I was unsure of the lesbian romance, but towards the end of the book, I ended up really enjoying it and made the final twist that much more satisfying. The narrator was flawless and had a remarkable range. The story is told in two POV one of the main character Asylia, and the other Nyx (the fairy). The voices were distinct and impactful, I could feel the emotion in her voice in every scene. If you are into young adult fantasy, and love Greek mythology, or even just superhero stories I’d highly recommend this book. I can’t wait to see what else A.J. Wharton comes out with. I was given a copy of this book for free with the expectation of a fair and unbiased review.

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