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A review by danyspike
A Triumph For Sakura by Jason S. Ridler
3.0
The author was kind enough to give me a copy of his book, so first of all: Thank you!
This book mixes a dystopian society, vampires, half-vampires and bloody, horrible fights that make you glad that it is just a book, because oh, boy, it felt REAL!. While it took me a while to warm up to the main character (the manifestations of his PTSD were a little distracting at times), once I truly situated myself in the universe the author was proposing, it was a really entertaining read.
However, I have to strongly advice an editor or something, because I found too many "you're" instead of "your", and even though English is my second language, it was quite off-putting. Same thing with a few misplaced names.
Other than that, I really enjoyed this book, the characters were really interesting and engaging, and the end had me literally grabbing my head because I was too nervous, which I consider a VERY good thing. Three stars!! :D
This book mixes a dystopian society, vampires, half-vampires and bloody, horrible fights that make you glad that it is just a book, because oh, boy, it felt REAL!. While it took me a while to warm up to the main character (the manifestations of his PTSD were a little distracting at times), once I truly situated myself in the universe the author was proposing, it was a really entertaining read.
However, I have to strongly advice an editor or something, because I found too many "you're" instead of "your", and even though English is my second language, it was quite off-putting. Same thing with a few misplaced names.
Other than that, I really enjoyed this book, the characters were really interesting and engaging, and the end had me literally grabbing my head because I was too nervous, which I consider a VERY good thing. Three stars!! :D