Review of On the Precipice

Post by **Joshua Sawders** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:03

The characters, particularly the Lord Regents and their Prophates, are well-developed. The personal rivalries, political ambitions, and individual backstories add layers of complexity.

Sylveria Savage · Post by **Sylveria Savage** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:11

Raelynn's journey from a young Audilla to a potential Lord Regent is inspiring, and her determination to succeed in a male-dominated world is admirable

Amy K Collier · Post by **Kigen Valarie** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:14

Imperium is certainly an interesting place making On the Precipice a good recommendation. I would love to read about the factions. I'm not sure if they are divided in a certain order but it will be interesting reading it. However, the complex nature of politics and characters may not allow me to read the book but it's an aspect other readers love. Congratulations.

Chad Anthony · Post by **Chad Anthony** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:23

This review really piqued my interest with its focus on political intrigue and personal rivalries. The clash between Banner and Liston, especially with the witty Kosabeus, sounds like a thrilling read. Can't wait to dive into this book!

Post by **Mradushi Singhal** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:24

Based on your review, "On the Precipice (New Caelus Book 1)" sounds like a fascinating blend of politics and world-building. The characters and their intricate dynamics, especially the tension between Banner and Liston, have piqued my interest. I’m eager to dive into this immersive story!

Ayushi Saxena · Post by **Ayushi Saxena** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:30

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and detailed review of "On the Precipice (New Caelus Book 1)." Your insights into the world-building, character development, and political dynamics have truly piqued my interest. The intricate relationships between the Lord Regents and their Prophates, as well as the tension between Banner and Liston, sound fascinating. I’m especially intrigued by the balance of tension and humor you mentioned.

Your enthusiasm for the book and high praise for Brianna MacMahon’s storytelling have convinced me to add this to my reading list. I’m excited to immerse myself in the world of New Caelus and experience the unfolding political drama firsthand.

grace ruhara · Post by **grace ruhara** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:39

On the Precipice will be enjoyed by those readers that love reading the political genre.

Post by **Soma Ezenwanne** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:40

This book leaves me very curious and I would love to find out what led to Liston’s interest in Raelynn.

Post by **Ajiferuke Ajibola** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:42

"On the Precipice" by Brianna McMahon has been excellently reviewed despite its complex nature. Congrats to the author on BOTD.

Rodel Barnachea · Post by **Rodel Barnachea** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:49

I am fascinated by how Imperium managed to become a thriving, independent colony.

Nerea · Post by **Nerea** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:53

A sci-fi novel that features great world-building and well-developed characters is what I may enjoy during my free time. I like that the author use a straight forward approach to convey the story. I am not into political affairs, but I'll still give the book a try, regardless. Congratulations on being the BOTD.

Janet Kimetto · Post by **Janet Kimetto** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:55

I enjoy science fiction and space operas, but I don't think this book is for me, being so deeply rooted in political affairs (with religion playing a part in the story). I hope it finds an appreciative audience. Thanks for the review!

Michael Gambo · Post by **Michael Gambo** » 19 Jul 2024, 03:57

I love books that offer rich world-building and complex political landscapes, and "On the Precipice" seems to excel in both areas. The interplay between the Lord Regents and their Prophates, especially the rivalry between Cyno Banner and Levine Liston, sounds fascinating.

ansu alex 1 · Post by **ansu alex 1** » 19 Jul 2024, 07:05

The reviewer has beautifully explained the details and plot of the book, which encouraged me to read the sample.
As the political Sci-Fci genre is not something I am intrigued by, I will pass this book on.
Thanks for the detailed review.