Review of The Sainted Trilogy
Posted: 16 Jan 2022, 16:36
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Sainted Trilogy" by Michael Medico.]
Chris Pella may seem like an ordinary man, but he is not. At the early age of fourteen, Chris discovered he had an exceptional gift. Chris can experience visions of The Sainted. The Sainted are followers of God that have taken their rightful places in Heaven. Not only can Chris see these beings, but he can also communicate with them. They have told him he would come face to face with evil, and when he does, he must help.
Now, as an adult, Chris does everything he can to help those in need. Suddenly, Chris finds out a young girl has gone missing. The girl is the granddaughter of his dear friend. One of The Sainted has given Chris valuable information about her whereabouts. But can Chris save her in time? Will The Sainted have more tasks for him? And where will these visions take him?
The Sainted Trilogy by Michael Medico is a thriller novel with hints of romance. Throughout the story, Chris explores the visions from The Sainted while falling in love.
I wanted to enjoy this novel. I chose this book because of the promise of terror, suspense, and love. But all three fell significantly flat. I lost focus throughout the entire book. Chris constantly rambled on about things that had no significant importance. Because of this, scenes felt prolonged and immensely tedious. Chris would also consistently mention his Italian heritage, which quickly became overbearing. The minuscule fighting against evil Chris did was mundane and underwhelming.
I wouldn't recommend this book to any reader. I say this because the plot was more of an afterthought than a focal point. While I enjoy detailing, the details in this book were excessive and overtook the story. The storyline was also very convenient. Each problem Chris faced, he solved with little effort.
One negative aspect for me about this novel was the characters. Each character was dull and highly unrealistic. The relationship between Chris and his uncle felt forced and unnatural. Beth, Chris's love interest, had no distinct personality. Whatever Chris wanted her to be, she was. There also were no character flaws. Because of this, I could not form a connection with any of the characters. I have no positive viewpoints about this novel.
I give The Sainted Trilogy 1 out of 4 stars. I gave this rating because the plot was feeble, and the characters were unbelievable. Reading this book became more of a chore than a pleasant experience. I found over ten errors during my read.
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The Sainted Trilogy
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Chris Pella may seem like an ordinary man, but he is not. At the early age of fourteen, Chris discovered he had an exceptional gift. Chris can experience visions of The Sainted. The Sainted are followers of God that have taken their rightful places in Heaven. Not only can Chris see these beings, but he can also communicate with them. They have told him he would come face to face with evil, and when he does, he must help.
Now, as an adult, Chris does everything he can to help those in need. Suddenly, Chris finds out a young girl has gone missing. The girl is the granddaughter of his dear friend. One of The Sainted has given Chris valuable information about her whereabouts. But can Chris save her in time? Will The Sainted have more tasks for him? And where will these visions take him?
The Sainted Trilogy by Michael Medico is a thriller novel with hints of romance. Throughout the story, Chris explores the visions from The Sainted while falling in love.
I wanted to enjoy this novel. I chose this book because of the promise of terror, suspense, and love. But all three fell significantly flat. I lost focus throughout the entire book. Chris constantly rambled on about things that had no significant importance. Because of this, scenes felt prolonged and immensely tedious. Chris would also consistently mention his Italian heritage, which quickly became overbearing. The minuscule fighting against evil Chris did was mundane and underwhelming.
I wouldn't recommend this book to any reader. I say this because the plot was more of an afterthought than a focal point. While I enjoy detailing, the details in this book were excessive and overtook the story. The storyline was also very convenient. Each problem Chris faced, he solved with little effort.
One negative aspect for me about this novel was the characters. Each character was dull and highly unrealistic. The relationship between Chris and his uncle felt forced and unnatural. Beth, Chris's love interest, had no distinct personality. Whatever Chris wanted her to be, she was. There also were no character flaws. Because of this, I could not form a connection with any of the characters. I have no positive viewpoints about this novel.
I give The Sainted Trilogy 1 out of 4 stars. I gave this rating because the plot was feeble, and the characters were unbelievable. Reading this book became more of a chore than a pleasant experience. I found over ten errors during my read.
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The Sainted Trilogy
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon