Review of Camberforge War
Posted: 24 Dec 2022, 09:16
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Camberforge War" by Mike Connor.]
Tension, fear, anger, and anxiety filled the air in the build-up to a war like no other, the Camberforge War. Facing a mortal and human enemy is tricky; now imagine facing a monster that could regenerate and has a vendetta against you. This wasn't just imagination for Jack and his team; their worst enemy, Vikotor, was in Cabbington and ready to do what it took to get what he wanted: absolute dominance and power.
Max, Jack's close buddy, does not realize it, but he holds power inside him that could make Vikotor ruler over all of the earth with just a touch. However, after a few of Vikotor's antics, it becomes clear to him and his friends that he is Vikotor's primary target. So they devise plans and strategies to keep off Vikotor's lane, but they know this cannot work. Sooner or later, they will have to face off fiercely with the werewolf, Vikotor. Mr. McKinney had previously gotten insights into this face-off and had built a robot with unique abilities to help Jack and his team fight this monster. Unfortunately, their first attempt fails when Jack drowns in a lake, but he gets a second chance from heaven to complete his mission with a new set of instructions, weapons, angels, and robot helpers. So how will he fair against this seemingly impossible-to-beat opponent? Grab your copy of the book Camberforge War by Mike Connor to find out.
This story was written expertly and in a creative, imaginative, and entertaining manner. It was well-thought-out and flowed chronologically, making it easy to follow. In addition, the author had a way with his words that made descriptions of scenes, characters, and sceneries quite vivid. The chapter that describes the actual war between Jack and his allies against Vikotor and Bellaris was epic. It is up there as one of the most incredible fight descriptions I've ever read. I was glued throughout and couldn't put the book down. The action was intense and nerve-racking. My favorite character was Kinro, the robot. Again, it was because of the incredible manner the author described his personality and even physical appearance. An old-looking yet robust robot with a heart of gold is a character everyone would fall in love with. Redbeam's touch of arrogance and humor was also something I enjoyed.
Mike also uses language that is simple and easy to comprehend. This simplicity and the book's favorable length improved my reading experience. I also enjoyed the occasional suspense in the story. The four riddles Jack was given as conditions for return were a perfect example. They gave me a reason to keep flipping the pages and continued unfolding until the last scene of the war. I could not find anything negative to point out about the book.
I gladly give this book a perfect rating of five out of five stars. It was entertaining and enjoyable to read. It also was professionally edited, as I only noticed a few typos. I'd recommend it to all lovers of fiction books. This is a top-shelf one that they surely must read.
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Camberforge War
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Tension, fear, anger, and anxiety filled the air in the build-up to a war like no other, the Camberforge War. Facing a mortal and human enemy is tricky; now imagine facing a monster that could regenerate and has a vendetta against you. This wasn't just imagination for Jack and his team; their worst enemy, Vikotor, was in Cabbington and ready to do what it took to get what he wanted: absolute dominance and power.
Max, Jack's close buddy, does not realize it, but he holds power inside him that could make Vikotor ruler over all of the earth with just a touch. However, after a few of Vikotor's antics, it becomes clear to him and his friends that he is Vikotor's primary target. So they devise plans and strategies to keep off Vikotor's lane, but they know this cannot work. Sooner or later, they will have to face off fiercely with the werewolf, Vikotor. Mr. McKinney had previously gotten insights into this face-off and had built a robot with unique abilities to help Jack and his team fight this monster. Unfortunately, their first attempt fails when Jack drowns in a lake, but he gets a second chance from heaven to complete his mission with a new set of instructions, weapons, angels, and robot helpers. So how will he fair against this seemingly impossible-to-beat opponent? Grab your copy of the book Camberforge War by Mike Connor to find out.
This story was written expertly and in a creative, imaginative, and entertaining manner. It was well-thought-out and flowed chronologically, making it easy to follow. In addition, the author had a way with his words that made descriptions of scenes, characters, and sceneries quite vivid. The chapter that describes the actual war between Jack and his allies against Vikotor and Bellaris was epic. It is up there as one of the most incredible fight descriptions I've ever read. I was glued throughout and couldn't put the book down. The action was intense and nerve-racking. My favorite character was Kinro, the robot. Again, it was because of the incredible manner the author described his personality and even physical appearance. An old-looking yet robust robot with a heart of gold is a character everyone would fall in love with. Redbeam's touch of arrogance and humor was also something I enjoyed.
Mike also uses language that is simple and easy to comprehend. This simplicity and the book's favorable length improved my reading experience. I also enjoyed the occasional suspense in the story. The four riddles Jack was given as conditions for return were a perfect example. They gave me a reason to keep flipping the pages and continued unfolding until the last scene of the war. I could not find anything negative to point out about the book.
I gladly give this book a perfect rating of five out of five stars. It was entertaining and enjoyable to read. It also was professionally edited, as I only noticed a few typos. I'd recommend it to all lovers of fiction books. This is a top-shelf one that they surely must read.
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Camberforge War
View: on Bookshelves