Dad of Divas' Reviews: Book Review - The City of Death

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Book Review - The City of Death

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About the Book
Ash escaped THE SAVAGE FORTRESS . . . but can he survive The City of Death?

Meet Ash Mistry: eighth grader, pretty good video gamer, guy with a massive crush on the beautiful Gemma . . .

Oh, and the Eternal Warrior of the death goddess Kali.

Just when Ash has settled back into his everyday London life, his friend Parvati arrives with a mission: The evil Lord Alexander Savage is plotting to steal the Koh-I-Noor diamond from England's crown jewels. Ash and Parvati manage to intercept it, but at a terrible price-Gemma's death.

Outcast and heartbroken, Ash returns with Parvati to India, where he meets up with old friends and develops new powers. But he's haunted by Gemma, by thoughts of revenge against Savage, and by horrifying, blood-soaked dreams. As he hunts Savage all the way to an astonishing, long-hidden kingdom, Ash must face the prospect that he may no longer be entirely human . . . and his warrior side may lie beyond his control.

About the Author
Sarwat Chadda is the author of the YA novels DEVIL'S KISS and DARK GODDESS. A former engineer, he is very glad to now be constructing stories and not ductwork systems. He lives in London, England, with his family.



My Take on the Book
WOW...this book takes you on a complete roller coaster ride. The book itself is full of drama, emotions, action, suspense and so much more.  I had not read the book prior to this, but not after reading this, I am much more compelled to do this. I enjoyed the flow and style of the writing of the author and appreciated the characters and the depth of rich description that the author uses to engage his readers. The book was an easy and enjoyable read and it is definitely one that I would recommend that you place on your summer reading list!


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