Monday, March 21, 2016

Kim Cormack's "Let There Be Dragons"

Title: Unleashed
Let There Be Dragons” by Kim Cormack

Reviewed by T’s Blogging
3/21/16
11:14 a.m.

Readers, if you have not read the Ankh Series take note, “Go out and purchase books one and two before reading author Kim Cormack’s third novel, Let There Be Dragons.” This recently released YA read, picks up exactly where book two leaves off, throwing avid readers right back into Kayne’s world. But here is the kicker, Kayne, the female protagonist, has morphed into one bad ass, untamed, power hungry Conduit that goes psychotic throughout this entire read. Talk about unleashing the dragon.

After Kayne is killed by her best friend, she and her sister finally become one. And to watch her evolve into this new creature, especially after the hell she trampled through…is absolutely page turning interesting. The world of this character is undoubtedly established which makes it absolutely fan following.  

As Kayne and the other Ankh members adjust to their new powers, the author takes her time answering the most important question: What is going to happen between Kayne and Kevin and her and Frost? Rest reassured, the answers to many other questions are tucked between the pages of this read, as well as a few knew bread crumbs leading into book four. However, there were a few hung ups that could turn first time book readers in the wrong direction.

On occasion, situations were too drawn out and repetitive. However, staying true to her stand-up sense of humor, the author gives us some jaw dropping and bashful scenes that make up for the repetition and grammatical errors. There is so much intensity within this read that it is easy to become consumed with the story. And just when the second to the last page is turned another OMG moment happens. And in true Kim fashion, you are waiting for the next book.

I give “Let There Be Dragons” 3 ½ out of 5 stars.

Cheers,

T’s Blogging

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