Review of Knights of Orion Citadel

[Bertha Jackson]

A fantasy book with romance, demons, angels, monsters, and vampires sounds intriguing. Thank you for your informative review.

[Orji cyril Kaluokoro]

Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety is a suspenseful fantasy novel that explores the concept of a curse that can be a blessing in disguise. The story follows Emma Borello, who returns home after a martial arts championship and witnesses her father's murder. She testifies against Vincent Russo and enters a witness protection program. On her eighteenth birthday, Vincent's father, Octavio, finds her and tells her he sold his soul to a demon for monsters to come for her. He gives her a pair of designer running shoes.

Benjamin and Chase, Templar Knights, battle against the Illuminati and monsters. Their guardian angel, Ashriel, helps them heal and fight against the vampires. One evening, Benjamin and Chase discover a vampire den with more vampires than they could handle. Emma, who had caught sight of the men, joins the fight and is shot in the back three times. At the hospital, Chase prays for Ashriel to save Emma, and Ashriel pronounces, "This woman must die!"

The story is filled with fights against supernatural monsters, vengeance for fallen family members, and tension derived from romantic feelings. The plot is unpredictable with multiple twists, but the storyline is easy to follow. The ending leaves an opening for a sequel that I am eager to read.

The book is professionally edited, and the story keeps me fully engaged. I have shed tears in several parts because O'Clair's exceptional focus on the feelings of each person felt real. The transitions between character views were clear.

I recommend the book for adult readers who enjoy slow-burn fantasy romance novels. However, there is a lot of graphic violence, an explicit scene, and profanity that may offend some readers. While the story includes angels and demons, a specific religion is not defined.

In conclusion, Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety is a suspenseful fantasy novel that explores the concept of a curse that can be a blessing in disguise. The story is filled with fights against supernatural monsters, vengeance for fallen family members, and tension derived from romantic feelings.

[Orji cyril Kaluokoro]

Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety is a suspenseful fantasy novel that explores the concept of a curse that can be a blessing in disguise. The story follows Emma Borello, who returns home after a martial arts championship and witnesses her father's murder. She testifies against Vincent Russo and enters a witness protection program. On her eighteenth birthday, Vincent's father, Octavio, finds her and tells her he sold his soul to a demon for monsters to come for her. He gives her a pair of designer running shoes.

Benjamin and Chase, Templar Knights, battle against the Illuminati and monsters. Their guardian angel, Ashriel, helps them heal and fight against the vampires. One evening, Benjamin and Chase discover a vampire den with more vampires than they could handle. Emma, who had caught sight of the men, joins the fight and is shot in the back three times. At the hospital, Chase prays for Ashriel to save Emma, and Ashriel pronounces, "This woman must die!"

The story is filled with fights against supernatural monsters, vengeance for fallen family members, and tension derived from romantic feelings. The plot is unpredictable with multiple twists, but the storyline is easy to follow. The ending leaves an opening for a sequel that I am eager to read.

The book is professionally edited, and the story keeps me fully engaged. I have shed tears in several parts because O'Clair's exceptional focus on the feelings of each person felt real. The transitions between character views were clear.

I recommend the book for adult readers who enjoy slow-burn fantasy romance novels. However, there is a lot of graphic violence, an explicit scene, and profanity that may offend some readers. While the story includes angels and demons, a specific religion is not defined.

In conclusion, Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety is a suspenseful fantasy novel that explores the concept of a curse that can be a blessing in disguise. The story is filled with fights against supernatural monsters, vengeance for fallen family members, and tension derived from romantic feelings.

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

This work of fantasy is full of suspense and combines fights against supernatural monsters and vengeance for fallen relatives with tension derived from feelings. The plot is unpredictable with multiple twists but easy to follow. Also, it leaves the door open for a sequel. Sound appealing for fantasy lovers.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Immersed in a world of Templar Knights and supernatural battles, 'Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety' by Avalon O’Clair delivers an epic tale of vengeance, courage, and a mysterious curse. A compelling read with heart and action. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Pranav Dewangan]

The concept of a curse attracting paranormal creatures everywhere adds an intriguing layer to 'Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety'. The dynamic characters, particularly Benjamin and Chase, seem well-developed, each with their distinct personalities and roles within the narrative. The reviewer's praise for the vivid detail and compassionate portrayal of characters like Ashriel and Emma builds anticipation for the story's depth and emotional resonance.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

I can't explain the excitement I felt when I saw these words: "Can a curse be a blessing in disguise? What if the curse attracted every paranormal creature wherever you went?" in your review. This is a genre I am totally in love with and i can not wait to read In Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety by Emma Borello.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
I felt confident in the book's narrative and characters based on your description. This suspenseful tale blends stress from feelings with combat against otherworldly monsters and retribution for departed family members. Although there are many twists and turns in the plot, it is still simple to follow.

[Shiru Elizabeth]

Characters in the book are well-developed, especially Benjamin and Chase, who have different personalities. The plot has several unexpected turns, and the author's attention to the emotions of the characters gives it a realistic touch. Congrats on BOTD.

[Kshitija Sonawane]

Most of the books in this fantasy genre normally choose towns, villages, past or another universe completely. I like how this story is based on an urban setting. Congratulations on BOTD, and best wishes for future projects.

[Aroona Kashif]

What an exciting plot! The thrill of it is perfectly executed in this well-written review.

[Paris Kumar]

The Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety, by Avalon O'Clair, captivates with its rich detail and compelling characters. The seamless blend of fantasy and romance ensures an engaging read. Thanks for your great review.

Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Devesh Patel]

O'Clair's "Knights of Orion Citadel: Illusion of Safety" masterfully intertwines fantasy, suspense, and emotional depth, presenting a tale of courage, supernatural battles, and complex characters. A highly recommended, tear-inducing adventure with a promise of more.

[Himanshu K Yadav]

The aspect of dark spell on the unfortunate subject and the mysterious nature of templar knights set the atmosphere for the story. Whether it is in O'Clair's world-building by hinting various existing mythological legends, the potential is there to be exhausted. Congrats on #BOTD

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

The summary of this has already drawn me in to know more. Why did Emma follow the Templar Knights to the vampire den and join the fight? Why does Ashriel want her to die? I'd like to read more of this story.