Review of Zona II
Posted: 15 Aug 2023, 01:22
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Zona II" by Fred G. Baker.]
Zona II: Sabertooth Uprising is a novel worth a million attentions; the author did a masterpiece of creative writing relating nature to science and civilization. The book portrays a group of professionals in various fields of life on an expedition. Grant and his team members, who are on an expedition in Zona, met another dangerous threat from the lions after they had survived the sabertooth lions in a previous attack on their camp, which saw a lot of the team members dead and others sustaining injuries. The sabertooth lions are seeking to chase the dire wolf fighters out and take over Zona.
The King of the Wolf Kingdom, having established a strong relationship with Grant Tylor and the rest of the team, would seek their support to help protect the wolf clan against the uprising of the lions. The team led by Grant accepted to help the dire wolf fight against the lions. What happens next?
There are positive aspects to the book, and I would love to discuss some of them. The first is that I noticed different themes in this book: themes of love, adventure, bravery, companionship, the quest for survival, and so on, were properly discussed and highlighted in this book. I also liked that the book was unique. The author had an interesting way of providing both suspense and relief at the same time. For instance, the author, Fred G. Baker, introduced Grant Taylor and highlighted his willingness to help the direwolves. I was in suspense when they discovered the new poison used by the sabertooth on the wolves and fought the fierce lions with their weapons.
I had no issue with the book, and I looked forward to the next plot. This is a testament to the author's writing abilities. Also, the characterization seemed a little bit different on the positive side. I was always curious to see what happened next. I enjoyed the storytelling and the pace at which it was told. Even though I had not read the first book in the series, I had no issues understanding this one and that is coomendable on the author's side.
I could only identify a few errors in the book. This shows the extent of care that was invested in editing this book. I will rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because there is no reason not to. I will recommend the book to science fiction lovers. People looking for interesting fictional books would appreciate this book.
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Zona II
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Zona II: Sabertooth Uprising is a novel worth a million attentions; the author did a masterpiece of creative writing relating nature to science and civilization. The book portrays a group of professionals in various fields of life on an expedition. Grant and his team members, who are on an expedition in Zona, met another dangerous threat from the lions after they had survived the sabertooth lions in a previous attack on their camp, which saw a lot of the team members dead and others sustaining injuries. The sabertooth lions are seeking to chase the dire wolf fighters out and take over Zona.
The King of the Wolf Kingdom, having established a strong relationship with Grant Tylor and the rest of the team, would seek their support to help protect the wolf clan against the uprising of the lions. The team led by Grant accepted to help the dire wolf fight against the lions. What happens next?
There are positive aspects to the book, and I would love to discuss some of them. The first is that I noticed different themes in this book: themes of love, adventure, bravery, companionship, the quest for survival, and so on, were properly discussed and highlighted in this book. I also liked that the book was unique. The author had an interesting way of providing both suspense and relief at the same time. For instance, the author, Fred G. Baker, introduced Grant Taylor and highlighted his willingness to help the direwolves. I was in suspense when they discovered the new poison used by the sabertooth on the wolves and fought the fierce lions with their weapons.
I had no issue with the book, and I looked forward to the next plot. This is a testament to the author's writing abilities. Also, the characterization seemed a little bit different on the positive side. I was always curious to see what happened next. I enjoyed the storytelling and the pace at which it was told. Even though I had not read the first book in the series, I had no issues understanding this one and that is coomendable on the author's side.
I could only identify a few errors in the book. This shows the extent of care that was invested in editing this book. I will rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because there is no reason not to. I will recommend the book to science fiction lovers. People looking for interesting fictional books would appreciate this book.
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Zona II
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon