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Tuesday, May 1, 2018

Review: Daughter of the Sun

Title Daughter of the Sun (Cult of the Cat #1)
By Zoe Kalo
Genre YA Paranormal/Supernatural
Format ebook
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Synopsis
Trinity has only known life at the convent. She was dropped there days after her birth. When a grandmother pops out of the woodwork she's whisked away from the only life she's ever known to a world of magic, wealth, boys and cats. But something sinister is going on in her grandmother's house and as Trinity comes into her powers she'll have to put a stop to it.

First Sentence
Goosebumps snaked up my spine. 


*I received a copy of Daughter of the Sun from the great people at Author Assistant.* 

I agreed to read this one because I'm holding out the hope that someone someday will write a fun Egyptian based story.

Daughter of the Sun, sadly, wasn't that book for me. I felt like the story took way too long to get going and was incredibly predictable from nearly the first pages. I knew every twist and turn that was coming and not once found myself surprised which was a huge let down.

The book was edited cleanly but I felt like the story was one I'd heard a million times with all the cliches you'd expect.

I feel bad because I really wanted to like this one but I only found it and OK read. Sadly, I won't be continuing on with the series.

7 comments:

  1. That's too bad. I would have totally read this one 'cause of the whole Egypt thing. Oh, well.

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  2. Bummer! It's always disappointing when you always know what's about to happen before it actually happens. I like for books to keep me guessing, wondering, and constantly trying to figure them out. I'm sorry this one didn't work for you, and hope your next pick is better. <3

    Lindsi @ Do You Dog-ear?

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  3. Sorry this didn't work for you. The synopsis made it sound promising. =(

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  4. Aw that's too bad. We do need more Egyptian- themed books, for sure. I hate it when everything's predictable...

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  5. That sounds very disappointing. :(

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  6. Sorry this book was a disappointment. It's a pity since I thought the Egyptian setting sounds interesting. Hope the next book will be better.

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