First review for Flight of the Krilo

I woke up today and saw a nice 4 star review for Flight of the Krilo by The Genre Minx, and wanted to share it. It's always fun to see a good review that is both in-depth, but carefully avoids spoilers!

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Review copied from Amazon.

"I am a fan of Sam Ferguson’s writing style. Every character is unique and the world building is always so original. The words just flow and create a vivid story that interests you throughout the tale. This story takes place in a world that has several races all striving to conquer, kill, or survive.

There is a Native American feel for the Varvarr race. They are very connected to the planet and spirits of both their ancestors and natural elements. Where their ancestors were more nomadic the current tribe has been stationary for many decades. They are hunters but year after year there are less animals to be hunted. Their tribe once had a sacred duty but the previous chieftain had turned his back on the responsibility and now the current chieftain is being charged with correcting that mistake. For if they do not make amends their people will surely die.

The Krilo race are a race that descended from seven families that were chosen from the humans at the beginning of the Era of Kings. These families were given the gift of telepathy and became a race of their own. The religious order they follow is called the Way of the Wisdom. This Way was originally taught by an ancient dragon which dictates that all life is precious and that disciples could not lift a sword against others, even in defense of themselves. There are strict rules about what kind of food they can eat or how they can harvest it. These restrictions have led to them needing a symbiotic relationship in order to survive.

In addition, there are also dwarves, orcs, and ghouls. Who doesn’t love a story with orcs?? All these races are mostly in competition with each other as resources are dwindling and everyone is feeling the pressure. Now I say mostly because there is an alliance that has existed between the dwarves and the Krilo. The Krilo cannot defend themselves so they have an agreement in place with the dwarves that meets both of their needs.

These races are represented by various characters and it is through these characters that you get the true heart and soul of the challenges that they face. This is not a story without conflict. The Varvarr are out to destroy the Krilo but this vengeance will not come without a high price for all involved. This story is fast paced with plenty of action, character development, and depth. It is a story that will entertain, surprise, and draw you in."

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