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A review by steve_pagechewing
Red Harvest Moon by Miles Hurt
4.0
I received a digital copy of this book from the author for an honest review. I also purchased a paper copy on my own to support the author.
Review on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGPF0fwobIw&t
What I Liked:
The characters were likable and fun. Their banter back and fourth was hilarious and genuine.
The environments are described very well. You always know where you are in a village or in a forest, you always feel as though you're in the world with the characters. The way the environments are described reminded me of walking through a village in an MMO or an RPG like Skyrim.
The villain's are great and the backstory was intriguing. I want to know more about them.
The action scenes are well done.
There are some flashbacks that are well timed and well done.
The is enough lore given to you for you to enjoy the story, but not so much that it's a ton of bricks and you are overwhelmed. That said, I'm looking forward to the rest of this series to learn more about this world.
Anticipation and that feeling of imminent doom is well done.
What I Didn't Like:
Being a reader that enjoys characters, I would have liked a little more character moments and back story.
A few times the characters say one thing but shortly thereafter do another.
Final Thoughts and Rating:
This is a great first entry for a fantasy series, and a debut for the author. It's long enough that you get a good story but not too long that it takes a lot of time to read. I feel invested in the characters, lore and world enough that I want to come back to this world and know what happens next. There are some hilarious moments between the characters. It does a good job of going from a heartfelt moment, to action and gore without feeling abrupt. Although I would have liked more character moments, with a book this long and the story I received it's not a huge problem. If you're into fantasy it's definitely a book to check into and keep an eye on this series.
Rating: 4 flicking eye flesh out of a spoon like a grape out of 5
Review on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGPF0fwobIw&t
What I Liked:
The characters were likable and fun. Their banter back and fourth was hilarious and genuine.
The environments are described very well. You always know where you are in a village or in a forest, you always feel as though you're in the world with the characters. The way the environments are described reminded me of walking through a village in an MMO or an RPG like Skyrim.
The villain's are great and the backstory was intriguing. I want to know more about them.
The action scenes are well done.
There are some flashbacks that are well timed and well done.
The is enough lore given to you for you to enjoy the story, but not so much that it's a ton of bricks and you are overwhelmed. That said, I'm looking forward to the rest of this series to learn more about this world.
Anticipation and that feeling of imminent doom is well done.
What I Didn't Like:
Being a reader that enjoys characters, I would have liked a little more character moments and back story.
A few times the characters say one thing but shortly thereafter do another.
Final Thoughts and Rating:
This is a great first entry for a fantasy series, and a debut for the author. It's long enough that you get a good story but not too long that it takes a lot of time to read. I feel invested in the characters, lore and world enough that I want to come back to this world and know what happens next. There are some hilarious moments between the characters. It does a good job of going from a heartfelt moment, to action and gore without feeling abrupt. Although I would have liked more character moments, with a book this long and the story I received it's not a huge problem. If you're into fantasy it's definitely a book to check into and keep an eye on this series.
Rating: 4 flicking eye flesh out of a spoon like a grape out of 5