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4.0
Disclaimer: I received this e-arc from the author for Indie Blog Hop Book Tours. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Book: Wolfish
Author: Matt Ward
Book Series: Wolfish Book 2
Rating: 4/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi, technology rebellion
Publication Date: September 28, 2020
Genre: Sci-Fi
Recommended Age: 18+ (violence, gore, death, politics)
Publisher: Myrmani Press
Pages: 277
Synopsis: His impossible hybrid rebellion crushed the immortal government. But then, his wife died, and his unborn son, both at the hands of his all-powerful father.
Now a cripple, Raek must rise once more to fulfill his wife’s dying wish: to unify the splintered species of humanity... Even the cyborgs and fallen immortals push for war, revenge, and the absolute decimation of the once subservient hybrids.
Unimaginable destruction amidst a veneer of peace, until a mysterious figure from Raek’s past emerges once more.
Overnight, Raek’s world is obliterated. Politics, power, betrayal… a new world order? There’s a war coming for humanity’s future, one with murder, massacre, and intrigue. An awful game, yet all that stands between tyranny and total destruction is a seventeen-year-old wolfish warrior with built-in blasters, and a dying promise he dare not break.
Welcome to 2097, the beginning of the end, or of something much greater. Only time will tell.
Review: For the most part I thought this was a good book. The book did well to mix action and politics and the characters are well developed. The book also did well with the world building and the plot was intriguing as well.
The only issue I had with the book is that the pacing is a bit wonky. It’s fast then slow, and then back to fast throughout the book.
Verdict: It was good.
Book: Wolfish
Author: Matt Ward
Book Series: Wolfish Book 2
Rating: 4/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi, technology rebellion
Publication Date: September 28, 2020
Genre: Sci-Fi
Recommended Age: 18+ (violence, gore, death, politics)
Publisher: Myrmani Press
Pages: 277
Synopsis: His impossible hybrid rebellion crushed the immortal government. But then, his wife died, and his unborn son, both at the hands of his all-powerful father.
Now a cripple, Raek must rise once more to fulfill his wife’s dying wish: to unify the splintered species of humanity... Even the cyborgs and fallen immortals push for war, revenge, and the absolute decimation of the once subservient hybrids.
Unimaginable destruction amidst a veneer of peace, until a mysterious figure from Raek’s past emerges once more.
Overnight, Raek’s world is obliterated. Politics, power, betrayal… a new world order? There’s a war coming for humanity’s future, one with murder, massacre, and intrigue. An awful game, yet all that stands between tyranny and total destruction is a seventeen-year-old wolfish warrior with built-in blasters, and a dying promise he dare not break.
Welcome to 2097, the beginning of the end, or of something much greater. Only time will tell.
Review: For the most part I thought this was a good book. The book did well to mix action and politics and the characters are well developed. The book also did well with the world building and the plot was intriguing as well.
The only issue I had with the book is that the pacing is a bit wonky. It’s fast then slow, and then back to fast throughout the book.
Verdict: It was good.
popthebutterfly's review
4.0
Disclaimer: I received this e-arc from the author for Indie Blog Hop Book Tours. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Book: Wolfish
Author: Matt Ward
Book Series: Wolfish Book 2
Rating: 4/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi, technology rebellion
Publication Date: September 28, 2020
Genre: Sci-Fi
Recommended Age: 18+ (violence, gore, death, politics)
Publisher: Myrmani Press
Pages: 277
Synopsis: His impossible hybrid rebellion crushed the immortal government. But then, his wife died, and his unborn son, both at the hands of his all-powerful father.
Now a cripple, Raek must rise once more to fulfill his wife’s dying wish: to unify the splintered species of humanity... Even the cyborgs and fallen immortals push for war, revenge, and the absolute decimation of the once subservient hybrids.
Unimaginable destruction amidst a veneer of peace, until a mysterious figure from Raek’s past emerges once more.
Overnight, Raek’s world is obliterated. Politics, power, betrayal… a new world order? There’s a war coming for humanity’s future, one with murder, massacre, and intrigue. An awful game, yet all that stands between tyranny and total destruction is a seventeen-year-old wolfish warrior with built-in blasters, and a dying promise he dare not break.
Welcome to 2097, the beginning of the end, or of something much greater. Only time will tell.
Review: For the most part I thought this was a good book. The book did well to mix action and politics and the characters are well developed. The book also did well with the world building and the plot was intriguing as well.
The only issue I had with the book is that the pacing is a bit wonky. It’s fast then slow, and then back to fast throughout the book.
Verdict: It was good.
Book: Wolfish
Author: Matt Ward
Book Series: Wolfish Book 2
Rating: 4/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi, technology rebellion
Publication Date: September 28, 2020
Genre: Sci-Fi
Recommended Age: 18+ (violence, gore, death, politics)
Publisher: Myrmani Press
Pages: 277
Synopsis: His impossible hybrid rebellion crushed the immortal government. But then, his wife died, and his unborn son, both at the hands of his all-powerful father.
Now a cripple, Raek must rise once more to fulfill his wife’s dying wish: to unify the splintered species of humanity... Even the cyborgs and fallen immortals push for war, revenge, and the absolute decimation of the once subservient hybrids.
Unimaginable destruction amidst a veneer of peace, until a mysterious figure from Raek’s past emerges once more.
Overnight, Raek’s world is obliterated. Politics, power, betrayal… a new world order? There’s a war coming for humanity’s future, one with murder, massacre, and intrigue. An awful game, yet all that stands between tyranny and total destruction is a seventeen-year-old wolfish warrior with built-in blasters, and a dying promise he dare not break.
Welcome to 2097, the beginning of the end, or of something much greater. Only time will tell.
Review: For the most part I thought this was a good book. The book did well to mix action and politics and the characters are well developed. The book also did well with the world building and the plot was intriguing as well.
The only issue I had with the book is that the pacing is a bit wonky. It’s fast then slow, and then back to fast throughout the book.
Verdict: It was good.
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