Review by Chloe Mosundu -- Herai by Aaron D Key
Posted: 30 Mar 2020, 08:35
[Following is a volunteer review of "Herai" by Aaron D Key.]
I have read the book Herai by Aaron D Key and I give it a 4/4 rating. That might sound far-fetched but let me explain myself. Throughout the whole book, I found no grammatical errors nor did I find spelling mistakes. The book was, dare I say it, flawless in my eyes.
As for the storyline, in the first few pages, I was a bit confused by the constantly changing point-of-views. However, after two chapters, I started to understand a bit more of the story and got the flow of it. The way the author describes scenery was refreshing and provided a vivid image in my mind. As I reached the middle, I was already dying to know how it ends, but at the same time not wanting the book to finish. The ending was unexpected to say the least, but it left me feeling satisfied.
As for the characters, I enjoyed reading about them. Each character had unique quirks and even their names attracted me to find out more. While reading, I thought I had this character all figured out, but then another plot is revealed and it just keeps me curious. All in all, Herai was a wonderful book that I will certainly read again.
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Herai
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I have read the book Herai by Aaron D Key and I give it a 4/4 rating. That might sound far-fetched but let me explain myself. Throughout the whole book, I found no grammatical errors nor did I find spelling mistakes. The book was, dare I say it, flawless in my eyes.
As for the storyline, in the first few pages, I was a bit confused by the constantly changing point-of-views. However, after two chapters, I started to understand a bit more of the story and got the flow of it. The way the author describes scenery was refreshing and provided a vivid image in my mind. As I reached the middle, I was already dying to know how it ends, but at the same time not wanting the book to finish. The ending was unexpected to say the least, but it left me feeling satisfied.
As for the characters, I enjoyed reading about them. Each character had unique quirks and even their names attracted me to find out more. While reading, I thought I had this character all figured out, but then another plot is revealed and it just keeps me curious. All in all, Herai was a wonderful book that I will certainly read again.
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Herai
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon