Review of The Prophecy of the Heron

tarafarah7 · Post by **tarafarah7** » 04 Apr 2023, 08:59

Today's BOTD is a standalone SciFi novel set in a dystopian world run by AI. Readers interested in a thought-provoking, cohesive read with realistic characters and a fast-moving, engaging storyline are in for a treat! This one is definitely for you! Thank you for the awesome review!

Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu · Post by **Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:36

I enjoyed this book so much! Full of action and twists. Each part better than the previous.

Adeyemi7201 · Post by **Adeyemi7201** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:37

I really appreciate the review, you did a good job by making it simple and straight forward. The book will be interesting to read. Congratulations on the Book of the Day.

Post by **Saima Rahman** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:42

A great review! The way you brought up how different fiction pieces interact, and that too, in a way that is fun, has totally caught my attention. Looking forward to read it.

Post by **Stephen Christopher 1** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:44

This is the second in the series after Terms of Service, right? I'm reading the first one now, and this review kind of gave me a spoiler as to what happens, but that's ok. I'm pretty confident I'll want to read this one next. I'll keep an eye out for the "uncanny valley" dialogue, so thanks for the heads up.

Laura Ungureanu · Post by **Laura Ungureanu** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:52

I like dystopian books, especially after reading about this book's plot. I want to know how Kim escapes the controlling system. Congrats on BOTD!

Ajibola Gabriel · Post by **Ajibola Gabriel** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:53

Craig W. Stanfill on another book that borders on AI dominance. I'm not a fan of a reality where freewill is an hoax, and man is made subservience to AI. But many should find it intellectually stimulating. This is a good review by the way.

Rye-Rye Geanneil · Post by **Rye-Rye Geanneil** » 04 Apr 2023, 09:59

Amazing review! The novel lets the readers reflect on its thematic plots. I assure that this will be interesting to read whole.

Jack King · Post by **Jack King** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:00

Considering the rapid improvement and growth of AI in just the last 6 months the future described in your review does not sound too far off!

Triciat50 · Post by **Triciat50** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:01

Thank you for mentioning in your review that this is the second book, even though it stands alone. I love reading a series of books from the same author. This is not my normal genre of interest, but your review had definitely made me consider reading both books.

Stephanie Runyon · Post by **Stephanie Runyon** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:05

I have read this book and what I disliked was that every character was given the female gender. Kim, at some point of the novel, is actually make while Shan is female. It's a good dystopian book otherwise.

Christine Johanna Miszuk · Post by **Christine Johanna Miszuk** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:21

I have read the first book to this series called the terms of service. Although I wasn't the biggest fan of the first, this review makes me want to read the second. I felt the same in terms of language used in the first one but definitely agree that the characters were well written.

By ways of your review Kim's story seems to get more interesting and will definitely be a book I buy next

Chinedu Vibex · Post by **Chinedu Vibex** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:24

This book was fun,it spoke about the world and freedom from slavery,thank you for this great review

Post by **Smrithi Arun** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:30

This is a well-written review. Your description of it being a "depressingly dystopian world" is very accurate, and I agree with you. I read the first book in this series recently and unfortunately, didn't enjoy it much. Thus, I won't be reading this one. Congrats to the author on the BOTD.

Post by **Kelsey Roy** » 04 Apr 2023, 10:41

I read the first book in this series and enjoyed the author’s creative development of the dystopian society. I would love to read this sequel and discover how Kim is fairing in the outer rim of society.