Official Review: Temptation Trials Revolution by B. Truly

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Re: Official Review: Temptation Trials Revolution by B. Truly

Post by AA1495 »

I understand your point about the poor editing. The plot sounds interesting though. Congrats to the author on the 3/4 review.
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Poor editing and a dystopian society like The Hunger Games... yeah, no thank you. I'm over dystopian novels, especially ones with that plot line. This is going on the nope pile.
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Not too much of a fan of dystopian romance, but this may be perfect for those who do love that stuff. Also interesting that it's in the men's point of view. Great review.
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Oh, not a happy ending romance? It feels like it's something I would love to read. Plus with paranomal thingy? That would be great specially there is a suspense.
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Dystopian novels are not my favorite type. This one is unique but I will still pass it up. Good review. It made me certain this is not the book for me.
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Sounds like a interesting story. I like that the relationships are well developed. Thank you for the review!
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I love a little suspense with my romance and dystopian novels. I am completely interested in finding out more about this reality tv show and whether or not it really does allow any winners to come out with their true loves. World dictators don't sound like they would ever let an actual winner prevail. Rather, I would surmise the entire show is rigged ;)
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I'm not sure how I feel about dystopian romance. The plot in this story is intriguing though. Thank you for the review.
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I do not enjoy reading romance novels, however, this sounds like it has a touch of other themes as well. I think that it does sound quite thought-provoking and reminded me a series which was on TV that I cannot recall the name of. It sounds like the grammar and writing style definitely let it down.
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The cover looks really interesting. I like the summary of this story. Great review!
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I'm a lover of anything with dystopian genre. This book is right up to my alley! Thank you for your detailed deview.
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Romance is not my thing, and where it sounds like the author is writing the same story as two different books (POV), it sounds too much like a money grab to me.
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Post by Sahani Nimandra »

I have read both the books before so it's fascinating to know the men's side of the story. Sounds like the author tries to deliver an alternative dimension to the reader. Thank you for your review!
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Faction related fiction abounds in this dystopian romance. By creating a world dominated by a system of superiority, the author develops a world in which the reader becomes immersed in crime and punishment, love, and lust. These symbolic elements predictably play up emotions, constructs pleasing characters and keeps the reader yearning for more of the storyline.
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This sound like something I would absolutely love starting from the dystopian ton the paranormal to the romance to the NAME TOBIAS I will really be looking forward to this it sounds like something that is perfect for this cold weather.
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