Official Review: Bolting the Furies by Helen H. Moore

[Cynthia Olyy]

Trapping men who lived in the forest to reproduce. Really now? My mind can't contain this message right now.

[Saint Bruno]

While I don't usually read fantasy, I do appreciate a good dystopian novel. The fact that you mentioned sarcasm and humor almost tempt me. I am not sure about the cannibalism though. Nice Review!

Yea, not everyone is going to like the cannibalism aspect. Thanks for finding time to read and comment.

[Saint Bruno]

The book is too dark for my current mind. But I will check this out when I need some dark humor and dystopia. Thanks for the great review.

You are welcome...And Thanks for finding time to read and comment.

[Saint Bruno]

Trapping men who lived in the forest to reproduce. Really now? My mind can't contain this message right now.

Really crazy but alluring stuff. Thanks a lot for the comment.

[Tablito]

Senga only wants to find her way out of the forest; she has forgotten they were on their way to Washington to protest the injustices against women before they landed in the forest.

[NetMassimo]

I'm not sure I want to read a post-apocalyptic novel right now, but this one seems to offer some food for thought that makes it interesting. Thank you for your great review!

[alyssarenn]

This sounds like it's write up my alley! Gore, colorful writing and witty dialogue? That all sounds amazing. Great review, I'm definitely adding this to my tbr list!

[Pearl Akpan]

The inclusion of cannibalism and seeming inhumanity in the theme is not very appealing to me. However I’m more drawn to seeing the outcome of Senga’s quest for survival. I think it makes for a good story line.

Thank you for a well written review.