By: Cynthia Ayala
The conclusion to the Causal Enchantment series, Anomaly brings the story full circle, but there is so much to be explored and much left out leaving this novel. While the characterization was good, there is so much that K. A. Tucker didn’t do. Read on for the full review.
Continue reading “Not entirely worth the wait| Review of Anomaly (Causal Enchantment, #4)”
By: Cynthia Ayala ’16 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
Anomaly is the last novel in the Causal Enchantment series written by K. A. Tucker. Although, the novel brings to story to a solid conclusion, it is lacking in the story department. Continue reading “Not Entirely Worth the Wait: Review: “Anomaly” – Emertainment Monthly”
By: Cynthia Ayala
End Times is supposed to be a post-apocalyptic novel that follows the one true prophet named Daphne as she escapes an abusive home. But while the writers presents readers with solid characters and inner struggles, as a novel, it falls flat. Read on to see why. Continue reading “A Lackluster Revelation | Review of End Times”
By: Cynthia Ayala
“End Times” by Anna Schumacher follows young Daphne as she escapes her home in Detroit after killing her stepfather in self-defense who tried to rape her. Continue reading “A Lackluster Revelation | Review of “End Times” – Emertainment Monthly”
By: Cynthia Ayala
The human race is dying out, fleeting out of existence. Wither, by Lauren DeStefano, explores the ramifications of genetic engineering in her novel while taking a unique take on the classic story “A Handmaidens Tale”. But does the novel warrant attention or is it better left unchecked? Continue reading “A Handmaidens Tale Re-spun | Cyn’s Book Review: Wither (The Chemical Gardens, #1)”
