Review of On the Precipice

Post by **Bertha Jackson** » 18 Jul 2024, 08:49

The world-building and plot of a sci-fi/fantasy novel centered on religion and politics sounds intriguing. Thank you for your review.

Wen Casey · Post by **Wen Casey** » 18 Jul 2024, 08:51

The excellent combination of politics and religion is what I love about the book.

Chandana Sharma 1 · Post by **Chandana Sharma 1** » 18 Jul 2024, 08:52

Nice book

tarafarah7 · Post by **tarafarah7** » 18 Jul 2024, 08:53

Today's BOTD is a SciFi novel that combines politics and religion with drama and suspense at an increasing rate throughout. Although this isn't the one for me, readers who enjoy world-building and well-developed characters will find this well-written and engaging. Thanks for your review and keep up the great work!

Brienna Cooper · Post by **Brienna Cooper** » 18 Jul 2024, 09:20

Excellent review!

"On the Precipice (New Caelus Book 1)" featured proper world-building and well-developed characters without devoting too much time to any one aspect. I appreciated the novel's straightforward approach.

The gradual progression and description of events made the world-building feel very familiar. Every reference was followed by an explanation as to why it was that way.

It was amazing how the author created this world, with all of the characters and their personal stories. I was truly immersed in this world, always eager to find out what happened next.

Despite its slow start, I thought it was necessary for the gradual development of the world and the overall description of global affairs.

I’m glad to see so much emphasis on how well-done the world building and character development was. With a story as intricate as this one, due to the subject matter, it can be difficult to keep balance with everything and not have your readers getting lost, confused, or even bored. So, I’m glad to hear that this author pulled it off. Congrats to them on BOTD!

Post by **Upasana Vidish Purohit** » 18 Jul 2024, 09:24

On the Precipice" by Brianna MacMahon is combination of political view, tight character development, and detailed world-building is expertly balanced. I am not fan of polotical affairs but from the review it seems interesting and worth reading. Congratulations on BOTD!!!

Leen282 · Post by **Leen282** » 18 Jul 2024, 09:27

I am not the right audience for this book, since I am not into world-building, political affairs, and the setting in an imaginary world. When reading the review I do see how it can appeal to amateurs of the genre, with a straightforward approach and the gradual progression and description of events.

Rohini Yadav 1 · Post by **Rohini Yadav 1** » 18 Jul 2024, 09:52

The novel has received high praise for its intricate world-building and character development, indicating that it is a richly imagined science fiction setting with compelling protagonists navigating complex power structures. I'm eager to learn more about this world and the outcome of the impending election.[amazon=][youtube][/youtube][/amazon]

Post by **MOHAMED BD** » 18 Jul 2024, 09:57

Politics plays a role in our life in other way around, so reading such book on political power is very interesting and a must.

Pablo Josue Mendia · Post by **Pablo Josue Mendia** » 18 Jul 2024, 10:02

Thank you for your informative review!

“On the Precipice: New Caelus Book 1” by Brianna MacMahon seems like a book with an engaging narrative, well-written characters, and a well-crafted world. I like that the book seems to have a good balance of humor and political intrigue. I also like that the author presents the world-building in a way that readers can easily visualize this unique universe.

Congrats #BOTD

Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis · 18 Jul 2024, 10:21

Great review! When I read a book, I like to sit back and enjoy an easy and entertaining story. This book immediately seemed complicated with all of the odd names of countries, citizens' titles, and such. I think that I will pass on this one as I don't want to work on a book because I can't remember which characters are which.

Jorge Leon Salazar · Post by **Jorge Leon Salazar** » 18 Jul 2024, 10:25

This book presents a story of planetary civilizations that enter into various conflicts. It includes an excellent description of events that makes the world-building understandable and familiar. Explanations of why things are that way are included. It seems ideal for lovers of fantasy with outstanding world building.

williams Emerald · Post by **williams Emerald** » 18 Jul 2024, 10:50

I was thoroughly captivated by ‘On the Precipice (New Caelus Book 1)’! Brianna MacMahon masterfully weaves complex political intrigue with rich world-building. The dynamic between Lord Regents Banner and Liston kept me on edge, and the character of Kosabeus added an unexpected layer of wit and tension. Can’t wait for the next installment!

Ingalwa Eugine · Post by **Ingalwa Eugine** » 18 Jul 2024, 10:53

The reviewer has done a good job summarizing this book given that it requires a lot of concentration while reading. The twisted plot of the book triggers the reader's curiosity to read more. I look forward to reading more about Imperium's government and its captivating politics. Thank you for such a great review.

Post by **Julius Peters** » 18 Jul 2024, 11:09

I appreciate your detailed analysis of the novel's approach to world-building. The explanation of each event and its significance to the characters seems to add a layer of depth that many political novels miss. It sounds like the gradual development helped create a vivid and understandable world, making the stakes feel very real.