A review by whyttyger2001
Rage of the Fallen, by Joseph Delaney
5.0
Ive read all of the books in this series so far, but up to this point, I have never written a review until now.
I enjoy reading a book that is descriptive enough that I can imagine what is being written, but not so much that it just becomes filler words on a page. This book, as with all of the previous books, is written in a way that pulls you in and gives you the feeling that you are there with Tom Ward and Mr. Gregory. I often find myself smiling when things go right, and I also get nervous and tend to read a bit faster when the action picks up and things get tense for the characters. With this book especially, I felt my heart racing during the entirety of chapter 22. For a minute, I thought I would have to put the book down just to calm myself a bit. (Haha)
I can’t wait to start the next book in the series, and I look forward to reading more from Joseph Delaney.
I enjoy reading a book that is descriptive enough that I can imagine what is being written, but not so much that it just becomes filler words on a page. This book, as with all of the previous books, is written in a way that pulls you in and gives you the feeling that you are there with Tom Ward and Mr. Gregory. I often find myself smiling when things go right, and I also get nervous and tend to read a bit faster when the action picks up and things get tense for the characters. With this book especially, I felt my heart racing during the entirety of chapter 22. For a minute, I thought I would have to put the book down just to calm myself a bit. (Haha)
I can’t wait to start the next book in the series, and I look forward to reading more from Joseph Delaney.