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A review by marissa_writes
Destruction by Sharon Bayliss
1.0
As I was given a digital copy of this book by the author to read for an honest review, I am giving my honest review.
I am not a fan of sci-fi that focuses on witchcraft, which this book did. And I'm even less of a fan of "dark" magic in stories, which was the whole premise of this story.
Even more of a put off for this book, for me, was the mixing of the characters behavior as witches/wizards and Christians.
To top it off this book was full of cursing that was not necessary at all, violence that was never well discussed, or the consequences of the spirit from such behavior and I was often distracted by inconsistent grammar tenses and usage.
While I can credit the author for a unique point of view, and for portraying a story that is unique - it was not my kind of book on too many levels.
I am not a fan of sci-fi that focuses on witchcraft, which this book did. And I'm even less of a fan of "dark" magic in stories, which was the whole premise of this story.
Even more of a put off for this book, for me, was the mixing of the characters behavior as witches/wizards and Christians.
To top it off this book was full of cursing that was not necessary at all, violence that was never well discussed, or the consequences of the spirit from such behavior and I was often distracted by inconsistent grammar tenses and usage.
While I can credit the author for a unique point of view, and for portraying a story that is unique - it was not my kind of book on too many levels.