Review of Darksoul

Post by **Aurora Benjamin** » 10 Jul 2024, 05:34

[Following is a volunteer review of "Darksoul" by L. Brooks.]

5 out of 5 stars

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"Darksoul" by L. Brooks follows the tale of Orion and his partner Sam, who co-own Club Iniquity. Their lives take a tragic turn when they are attacked and shot. As Orion lies dying, an old man offers him a chance to live if he accepts Darksoul as his soul. Orion agrees, allowing dark smoke to enter him, which saves his life. Unfortunately, Sam doesn't survive, and a vengeful Orion vows to find their attackers. Meanwhile, Soulchaser, an arch-enemy of Darksoul, emerges from his long imprisonment and seeks revenge, killing to empower his orb. The story unfolds with Orion's quest for vengeance and his battle against Soulchaser, culminating in a suspenseful and unexpected journey.

The book is a masterfully crafted novel, with vivid imagery and unexpected twists that make it feel like an action movie. The author's imagination shines through in the well-scripted storyline, creating a tragic yet ultimately satisfying narrative. The suspense and surprise, particularly around Sam's death and the subsequent events, keep readers engaged and make it a worthwhile read.

My favorite aspect of this book is its engaging plot and unpredictability, which kept me hooked till the last page of the book.

I must applaud the author for creating such an amazing masterpiece. The storyline is captivating and keeps you guessing at every turn. However, the numerous detailed sex scenes were a bit distracting and detracted from the overall story for me; this is the only dislike I could pick out. Despite that, the narrative was perfect, and I commend the editor for flawless editing because no errors were found in it. I rate this book five out of five stars for its engaging plot and unpredictability, and I highly recommend it to young readers who will surely find it interesting. I must say that every chapter of this book carries a lesson for the reader.

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Post by **Sunday N Florence** » 04 Sep 2024, 08:42

The book's engaging and unpredictable plot, full of surprises and intense moments, makes it a compelling read that keeps readers hooked until the very end.

Esther Unurhie · Post by **Esther Unurhie** » 04 Sep 2024, 09:48

Darksoul" by L. Brooks is a gripping tale that masterfully blends elements of dark fantasy and revenge, creating a narrative that is as intense as it is imaginative. The vivid imagery and well-paced storyline make the reader feel as though they are experiencing the events alongside Orion, particularly as he grapples with the tragic loss of Sam and his subsequent transformation.

Post by **Sandra Smith 31** » 04 Sep 2024, 10:06

The storyline of the novel is vivid and innovative at the same time. Readers are given the impression that they are experiencing the events with Orion thanks to the story's rich imagery and engaging plot, especially as he struggles to come to terms with Sam's untimely death and his own metamorphosis.

Krebs Karen · Post by **Krebs Karen** » 04 Sep 2024, 12:12

This book looks very engaging filled with unexpected turns. I love books on mystery and dark themes. Nice review

Krebs Karen · Post by **Krebs Karen** » 04 Sep 2024, 12:13

This book looks like it would be very thrilling and interesting. I love book on dark and suspenseful theme. Nice review

Nelly Orion · Post by **Nelly Orion** » 06 Sep 2024, 03:00

"The supernatural action in this story seems thrilling! I’m looking forward to seeing how Orion handles his new powers and faces off against Soulchaser."

Hay-bee Tosan · Post by **Hay-bee Tosan** » 06 Sep 2024, 04:47

The character development in Darksoul is incredibly well done, especially with Orion's transformation after accepting Darksoul. His grief over Sam’s death is palpable, and the way he channels that into a quest for vengeance adds layers to his character. The internal conflict of embracing darkness while fighting for justice is captivating.

Okobi Louis Awele · Post by **Okobi Louis Awele** » 06 Sep 2024, 04:50

The vivid imagery in *Darksoul* is one of its standout features. The way the author describes the dark smoke entering Orion's body, saving him from death, creates a powerful visual that sets the tone for the rest of the book. It’s as if you can see the scene unfolding in front of you, which makes the story feel even more immersive.

Dubem Jecinta · Post by **Dubem Jecinta** » 06 Sep 2024, 04:51

I was really impressed with the way the story explores the concept of revenge. Orion’s quest to find those responsible for Sam's death isn’t just about action and violence, but also about how vengeance can consume a person. The author does a great job showing the emotional and psychological toll it takes on Orion.