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This review is from: Dark Serpent: Celestial Battle: Book One (Celestial Battle Trilogy) (Kindle Edition)
Book Description
The First Book in Bestselling Author Kylie Chan's Thrilling Celestial Battle Trilogy
When the ancestry of Xuan Wu's fiancĂ©e, Emma, is revealed, it threatens the harmony of the whole Celestial realm. The demons are gathering, powerful alliances are being made and stone Shen are under threat. However, Xuan Wu is distracted—he must save Emma from the Demon King and give her the elixir of immortality, but at what cost?
After so many books and so many years of Emma
and John fighting the same things repeatedly, I find that it is time for
me to bid adieu to this series. I would have liked to have read about
Simone fully grown and reaching her fullest immortality and potential,
but this series has become a bit too complicated and redundant for me at
this time. I find that when I am looking forward to finishing the book
quickly and skimming most of it) rather than wanting to eke it out page
by page, slowly like sipping a very fine wine, then my heart is just
not into it. I found it too easy to let other things distract me from
this book - like mopping my floors.
So many people are brought back into this novel - mostly from the past books and if you have not had time to re-read the other books or do not possess a photographic or extraordinary memory, you may become as frustrated with this book as I did. This book is 560 pages long with what feels like 200 characters making an appearance or maybe even more. I tried to research it, but couldn't find the data.
There is an obvious war getting ready to hit full steam...what we have seen so far is just teasers to what is really going to happen. There is so much heartbreak in this book that at times I nearly didn't know how to cope. Nevertheless, much like a Mary-Sue character, Emma and John always find a way to get around things. So many senseless deaths.
The scenes between John and Emma are stilted and don't ring true to me -even Simone and Leo seemed more like cardboard caricatures instead of `real people'.
Yes, I know that this is Fantasy Fiction -but even books in this genre have to be entertaining and somewhat believable -I found this book to be neither.
So many people are brought back into this novel - mostly from the past books and if you have not had time to re-read the other books or do not possess a photographic or extraordinary memory, you may become as frustrated with this book as I did. This book is 560 pages long with what feels like 200 characters making an appearance or maybe even more. I tried to research it, but couldn't find the data.
There is an obvious war getting ready to hit full steam...what we have seen so far is just teasers to what is really going to happen. There is so much heartbreak in this book that at times I nearly didn't know how to cope. Nevertheless, much like a Mary-Sue character, Emma and John always find a way to get around things. So many senseless deaths.
The scenes between John and Emma are stilted and don't ring true to me -even Simone and Leo seemed more like cardboard caricatures instead of `real people'.
Yes, I know that this is Fantasy Fiction -but even books in this genre have to be entertaining and somewhat believable -I found this book to be neither.
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