Review of The Fourth Kinetic
Posted: 23 Jun 2023, 18:17
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Fourth Kinetic" by Brady Moore.]
The Fourth Kinetic by Brady Moore is an exciting action-thriller book. The book follows Rion Green, a boy who is seventeen years old that has magic powers. He always felt he was different from everyone else because of the tremendous power he felt inside of him. He wondered if other people exist in the world with powers like his. Rion never really got along with many people in school. He had been to six new schools within four years. He had negative experiences with other students at his old schools because of his inability to control his power.
I really enjoyed reading this book! I liked all of the action and adventure. The author had perfect timing with each of the chapters and nothing felt rushed or unclear. Every scene within the book had a clear purpose and was introduced within the timeline that made perfect sense to the reader. The author also introduced other characters with powers and referred to them as “clairvoyants”. I really enjoyed reading about Rion’s powers as well as the other clairvoyants’ and how they used them together.
Honestly, there was nothing that I disliked about the book. The plotline was fantastic and there were no errors in the editing throughout the book. This was an exceptionally well-written and well-edited book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars for the reasons I stated above. Again, the book was exceptionally well-edited. Also, the book did not contain any sexually explicit content, but did have some instances of profanity.
I recommend this book to readers interested in thrillers, fiction, and the realm of magic. This book was easy to understand, written in simple English, and suitable for teenage and adult readers.
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The Fourth Kinetic
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The Fourth Kinetic by Brady Moore is an exciting action-thriller book. The book follows Rion Green, a boy who is seventeen years old that has magic powers. He always felt he was different from everyone else because of the tremendous power he felt inside of him. He wondered if other people exist in the world with powers like his. Rion never really got along with many people in school. He had been to six new schools within four years. He had negative experiences with other students at his old schools because of his inability to control his power.
I really enjoyed reading this book! I liked all of the action and adventure. The author had perfect timing with each of the chapters and nothing felt rushed or unclear. Every scene within the book had a clear purpose and was introduced within the timeline that made perfect sense to the reader. The author also introduced other characters with powers and referred to them as “clairvoyants”. I really enjoyed reading about Rion’s powers as well as the other clairvoyants’ and how they used them together.
Honestly, there was nothing that I disliked about the book. The plotline was fantastic and there were no errors in the editing throughout the book. This was an exceptionally well-written and well-edited book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars for the reasons I stated above. Again, the book was exceptionally well-edited. Also, the book did not contain any sexually explicit content, but did have some instances of profanity.
I recommend this book to readers interested in thrillers, fiction, and the realm of magic. This book was easy to understand, written in simple English, and suitable for teenage and adult readers.
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The Fourth Kinetic
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes | on Smashwords