Official Review: Endohuman: Love Vs Duty by Nick Dream

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Re: Official Review: Endohuman: Love Vs Duty by Nick Dream

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Hmmm.... Great review am not a sci-fi fan but I think your thought s on this book makes me want to read it...
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Thank you for your review! I generally do not mind books with a supernatural element, but it seems like a huge pity that the world building was not done well — after all, it is the world building that draws us in. That being said, I’m still thinking about reading this. Thank you for the comments!
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Stereoboss wrote: 11 May 2018, 07:53 Hmmm.... Great review am not a sci-fi fan but I think your thought s on this book makes me want to read it...
Thanks so much for the comment!
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gen_g wrote: 12 May 2018, 01:14 Thank you for your review! I generally do not mind books with a supernatural element, but it seems like a huge pity that the world building was not done well — after all, it is the world building that draws us in. That being said, I’m still thinking about reading this. Thank you for the comments!
I would definitely recommed that you do! Let me know your thoughts if you ever decide on it 😊
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Ooh, this is sci-fi? It seems a lot more like fantasy to me :P Either way, it looks like a really interesting read and now I'm tempted to pick it up! Thank you for writing this review, I really enjoy your writing style, and it was really helpful :)
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Ginnamassa19 wrote: 13 May 2018, 04:45 Ooh, this is sci-fi? It seems a lot more like fantasy to me :P Either way, it looks like a really interesting read and now I'm tempted to pick it up! Thank you for writing this review, I really enjoy your writing style, and it was really helpful :)
Yes it is sci-fi! I wouldn’t have thought so myself with all of the fantasy elements - but it really is a mixture of everything.
Thanks so much for your special comment - I appreciate it 😊
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Great review. You had so many positive things to say but still managed to justify the rating. Like teacherjh the cover turned me off and like Helen I don't care for anything involving vampires. But I do like your writing. Thanks for sharing!
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Great review! The premise is intriguing with the endohuman concept and a good love story is a must! Too bad about the rushing through and underdeveloped second half. Thanks for a wonderful review!
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kfwilson6 wrote: 17 May 2018, 20:41 Great review. You had so many positive things to say but still managed to justify the rating. Like teacherjh the cover turned me off and like Helen I don't care for anything involving vampires. But I do like your writing. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, then this is definitely not the book for you!
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SABRADLEY wrote: 17 May 2018, 20:46 Great review! The premise is intriguing with the endohuman concept and a good love story is a must! Too bad about the rushing through and underdeveloped second half. Thanks for a wonderful review!
This book could have been another 300 pages and still not covered all of the things necessary to make the end perfect. But like I said, still looking forward to book 2!
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Despite the glowing review, i don't think this book would be something I'm much interested in. I'm not a sci-fi fan and it seems like the plot it too twisty to keep up with, but I enjoyed reading your review and how much you enjoyed it.
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Such supernatural vampire books are always mind boggling. I am glad you enjoyed it despite the complexity of the story. Thanks for your interesting review.
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maggiechap wrote: 18 May 2018, 21:35 Despite the glowing review, i don't think this book would be something I'm much interested in. I'm not a sci-fi fan and it seems like the plot it too twisty to keep up with, but I enjoyed reading your review and how much you enjoyed it.
I agree, if you’re not a fan of sci-fi, then this isn’t the book for you!
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Sarah Tariq wrote: 19 May 2018, 01:06 Such supernatural vampire books are always mind boggling. I am glad you enjoyed it despite the complexity of the story. Thanks for your interesting review.
I really did enjoy it!
Thanks so much for your comments 😊
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Bianka Walter wrote: 02 May 2018, 15:58 With the overwhelming amount of information in this book, it was difficult to keep up with the story at times. The number of characters, the facts about ancient Endohuman laws, and the story flashbacks, all made this book very intense and brain muffling.
Sci-fi/Fantasy has that effect on me all the time! The combination of romance and the paranormal is pretty much guaranteed to make me head for the hills, but I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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