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Catherine L Hunt

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Smashwords book reviews by Catherine L Hunt

  • Heirs of War, Ordained by Fate on June 28, 2014

    Thanks Mara for letting me read and review this book. I loved the book and would give it 5 stars. The story was amazing and the world building,character/scene descriptions were grate as they made me feel like I was actually experiencing what was happening personally. It was interesting to see how each of the girls (Ariana, Terrena & Isuraia) dealt with coming into their powers as they did so. Especially Isuraia because although it nearly cost her her life it also enabled her to find her youngest sister Ariana. I also found it fascinating learning about the world the girls came from its culture and customs. All in all I can't wait to read the future books in this series as this was a fantastic start to what I am sure will be a grate series.
  • Bargain with Angels on Aug. 13, 2014

    I absolutely loved this book because due to the clever and descriptive writing of the author it was an absolute page turner, which is why I gave it 5 stars. It was also a grate book because of it's new take life in a post appocalyptic world. The main character in the book is a character that it is easy to connect with and the interaction he had with the angel after his fall on the surface really made you see what an amazingly devoted family man he is. This was evident by the fact that when the angel asked him give him his children in exchange for him (the angel) putting the planet back to what it was but he refuses and offers him self up instead. The angel wants some human DNA/genetic material to help to prevent him and his kind dying out which is why he makes contact with Paul. When the angel made him self known to Paul through the authors writing you are able to feel his sense of impending doom as there's a change in the writing style which conveys a short period of darkness.