Savor By Megan Duncan 5 Star Reveiw

Hello Readers,

So today I'm here to write about a book that I read while being in the confides of being in the Herbal Hospital Unit in Glasgow. We get a lot of down time and while I was working on my new book "The War: Dragon" I was able to finish this amazing book. Normally I do a bad and good points section of the book, however there is none of that today. Its a very simple review that tells you exactly what I think of the book.

First off I want to thank "Megan Duncan author of Savor" for the wonderful work she has done on this book and the series itself. I'm not finished the series and I hope to finish it soon.

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So without much further a do, please find the review of the mastermind Megan Duncan below:

When I started to read this book I worried it was another vampire story that has been rehashed a hundred times over. Not Megan Duncan though, here is an author who must have done weeks of research and came up with a truly addictive book. I don't read all that much, but she made me want to continually read her story even in a piles of edits.

Normally I do all the points I thought was good and bad about the books I read, however she succeed to not produce any bad points. I want to congratulate her and I have since bought the rest of her series and the start of one of her others. I think that I'm going to love this writers work.
She had more than earned the 5 stars and the love that is ready to hit us in book 2 is well work it.

If I could leave you some advice then it would be this. Buy the entire series because you will not be able to resist reading just ones. This book is better than Potatoes chips and more addictive.

Thank you for stopping by and I hope to have more reviews up here for your. I have to thank you so much for the support that you show this blog and thank you for getting me over 10,000 views. 

Kristal McKerrington 

Review of Rick Riordan - Hero's of Olympus: Blood of Olympus Book 5

Hello Readers,

So today I'm posting the review that I did while reading Hero's of Olympus- Blood of Olympus. I have been taking to heart the idea of reading the genre that your writing in while you craft your book. It helps to stay in the genre and helps to remind you of how you should tighten up your writing as much as possible.

Sometimes we can get lazy or to relaxed.

We should all be that newbie writer that is so nervous that they are writing frantically and checking everything they had written four or five times. At least that was how I was when I first started. I have the best editor in the world, Amanda who keeps me sane and does a great job.

Now that I have shared one of my secrets with you, I'm going to share this one. I have placed my thoughts, opinions on the book below. I know they might make some eyebrows raise, but these were my honest thoughts and opinions. That is what writers and authors want to see on their reviews.

Enjoy...

Hero's of Olympus: Blood of Olympus

Book 5- 4.5 stars

Though the Greek and Roman crew members of the Argo II have made progress in their many quests, they still seem no closer to defeating the earth mother, Gaea. Her giants have risen - all of them - and they're stronger than ever.

The gods, still suffering from multiple personality disorder, are useless. How can a handful of young demigods hope to persevere against Gaea's army of powerful giants? As dangerous as it is to head to Athens, they have no other option. They have sacrificed too much already. And if Gaea wakes, it is game over . . .

Good Points...

So I thought long and hard about trying this series as the first film was only ever okay and was scared the books would just make it worse for me. I soon found myself though enjoying the book and its many character points of view. The detail that was put into the book made it stand out and a much stronger story. The best part was the detail was placed in the right places, a very hard thing to do. 

I enjoyed getting to know the characters as they went on several adventures, quests in teams. Each one of the characters grew a little with each passing chapter. This made them fun to follow and easy to root for. A trick most authors struggle with. 

Bad Points...

For it being a Percy Jackson's 'Beginning of His Final Battle' I found myself disappointed that Percy didn't have his own part in the many characters that we followed. Each part he was in was told by a different character. This often threw me and made me slightly disappointed however I loved the emotional scenes with Jason and his father. The moment when the Gods came down to fight with their children. 

This was my only other real fault with the book was the few spelling or grammar errors that I caught within the book. I'm sure that some of you noticed them as well. Each of those were small and minor enough that it didn't destroy the story for me. 

Thank you for stopping by to check out this review and I hope that you will come back again to see what other books I have read, as well as updates that I might have for you. 

Kristal McKerrington