Review: Worlds Burn Through: Easy Read Packed With Action
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2012
Before I started reading, I hadn't realized that Worlds Burn Through would be on the shorter side. I burned through and enjoyed every bit of the story. It almost felt as though I were reading a television episode: there's an introduction of all sides of the story, the situation is laid out by a telling of dramatic events, and by the end there's so much more in store.The progression of the story is fast paced and kept me on edge. At any moment, trouble could be right around the corner and I'd never see it coming. The enemies not only blend in with the human race, but they seem to appear out of nowhere!Varying perspectives in the novel are from every angle of the story. This element in writing isn't always favorable for me, but Mrs. Keire lays everything out perfectly; she doesn't share too much information or take too much time away from Chloe, the character everything is mostly centered around. Another reason I appreciated multiple perspectives in Worlds Burn Through, is because the characters held so much emotion. Anger, guilt, hope, regret; each character felt something different or expressed the same emotion in a different manner. I appreciated being able to connect to the characters who will probably become even more important throughout The Chronicles of Nowhere.Vicki Keire ingeniously set the foundation for a series any reader of fantasy and science fiction will love. After reading Worlds Burn Through, readers are left with the impression that Chloe's journey is just beginning and will be more than a piece of cake.*eGalley for review provided by Netgalley on behalf of Curiosity Quills Press.