Reviewed by kimbacaffeinate on
Holy Spellcasters this was an intense, unforgiving, bite your nails to the bits listen. Alex has always gotten himself and others out of a tight fix and just when it seems he was winning, he was not.
Addictive, frustrating, complex and cleverly written from time in a bubble to alliances and friendships, I laughed, screamed and even cried out in frustration.
Alex has always been a loner, trusting no one, but he’d die for his friends. It was interesting to see where relationships fell. Who would never waiver and who would stick to the letter of the law, unable to the corruption and strategic powerplays. If you ever doubted why Alex didn’t want to align with any side or join the council, you will never doubt him after this.
The storyline is brilliant, a complete five star, but the ending ripped me in two and had it not been my smartphone I would have hurled it at the wall. Right now I am bloody mad at Benedict Jacka. We shall see if that changes with Bound.
Gildart Jackson has become the voice of these characters, particularly Alex. He captures the emotion, tension and characters brilliantly taking this story to the next level. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer
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