Light Dawning by Ty Arthur - Guest Blogger Book Review
Synopsis
Once known as the City
on the Hill and revered far and wide for its independence and boundless
opportunity, Cestia has become home only to the damned. Surviving under
the brutal occupation of a southern empire for three long years, the
oppressed populace has lost hope of liberation, turning instead towards
an increasingly desperate rebellion willing to commit any atrocity for a
chance at freedom.
As total war approaches, four lost souls trapped behind Cestia's walls are on a collision course with fate, destined to either save the city or see it utterly destroyed while calling on forces beyond mankind's comprehension. For good or ill, the light of a new day is about to dawn.
As total war approaches, four lost souls trapped behind Cestia's walls are on a collision course with fate, destined to either save the city or see it utterly destroyed while calling on forces beyond mankind's comprehension. For good or ill, the light of a new day is about to dawn.
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Jennifer's Review
This is my review of Light Dawning.
It’s a good book about a young man
who possesses a dark soul(a parasite) that’s determined to cause
horrible things to happen when it’s unleashed. The Dark Knights come
into a city called Cestia and kill everyone in
the town on a murderous rampage while looking for the weapon that the young
man named Myrr has living inside him. While trying to escape from them,
he meets a small group of people also hiding from the Knights. Myrr
meets another girl who also possesses something similar to what Myrr has. What they are, you will
have to read on to find out.
Does Myrr live? Does he die? What happens to
the town of Cestia? What happens to the Knights?
This is a good book to read if you have demons of your own that you are
battling. The author shares why he wrote this book, and it’s sad. I give
this book 4 stars.
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