Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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Re: Official Review: The Eclipsed by Dara Kent

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This review sounds interesting and Educative, Really love the way the author painted perfect picture of the pure agape love relationship between them. Kudos to the author. Congrats on BOTD.
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I'll pass this one, great review
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Sounds like a great read, however the cover page screams syfy and for that reason, I think I will pass.
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I love the suspense aspect of this book. And regarding the question on the reviewer's mind about if something out there to make or not make disaster happen, my answer would be definite yes. Good job by the author for the perfect fiction story, it surely deserves the four star rating. Congrats on BOTD.
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The book is so interesting; can't wait to read it. Nice review.
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I enjoyed reading the review which was full of enthusiasm. However I don't think this is the type of fiction story for me.
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This book feels so different and interesting. I will love to read it.
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Isn't it possible that, like Luna beings, there are other beings responsible for disaster on earth? This might be a mind-stimulating fiction.
Kudos to the author.
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Post by Happyka126 »

Good job to the author. Just as the reviewer's curiosity, I also wonder why some creatures were made with the mission of causing disaster, and people died. I'll like to read this book. Nice review.
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Post by Sweetie_banana »

I never finished reading this book. It's based on a science finction story that I couldn't quite relate well to maybe it was due to the face that I couldn't quite relate to the main character.
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This book sounds very deep and it also has some philosophical elements. I like the way you have presented the summary of this novel. Excellent work!
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The concept is quite intriguing and innovative as well. It makes you think if something like this could happen in reality. It's good that the book also has suspense build up to make the read even more interesting. Thank you for the detailed review.
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This review reminded me of The Host which I loved. I'll give it a try.

Very informative review
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This story sounds very intriguing, especially the luna, which seem to be essentially a very specific kind of reaper meant to keep to disasters on track. It’s definitely an interesting way to explore the question of what is truly necessary to the universe’s grand design and what is just an illusion. Thank you for the for helpful review.
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Immediately added this to my shelves. Amazing review!
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