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Daughters of Twilight Reviewed By Jennifer Andrew of Bookpleasures.com
- By Jennifer Andrew
- Published February 14, 2014
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Jennifer Andrew
Reviewer Jennifer Andrew is Freelance Writer and Reviewer. Jennifer is an avid reader who loves to read every type of book, giving all of the fiction and non-fiction books a chance. Her favorite categories are fantasy, mystery drama, romance mystery, science fiction, philosophy, psychology, new age and selective self-help books. She enjoys promoting a good book when she reads one and hopes everyone feels the same joy that she did in reading it.
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Author: Collette Jackson-Fink
ISBN:
978-1-4327-9945-8
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Inc.
Daughters of
Twilight is a contemporary fantasy novel about a pyramid that
mysteriously appears and a special tactical team that is sent in to
investigate. There is a history behinds these sightings and it
is not as surprising as you might think. When sent in to
infiltrate, the men get more than they bargained for and in the end,
not everything is at it appears to be.
I love the title of the
story. Daughters of Twilight gives you the impression of a
paranormal genre that is sure to entertain you. You think it is
about the usual vampires but it is much more than that and it will
surprise you. The plot is exciting and the storyline has all
the components of a paranormal but set in contemporary times.
Although the point of view shifts between characters, the story
is well written and delivers a supernatural spin on what typical army
teams are not used to facing. When you are faced with something
out of this world, how are you supposed to react? Nothing can
train you for coming up against something that doesn't appear to be
human.
There is a lot of profanity throughout the story so if
you are okay with that, then you will enjoy the story. The
characters are often seen getting aggressive with each other, while
they try to figure out what is happening. No one is comfortable
dealing with the unusual situation that seems to be out of their
control.
There is a lot of dialogue that seems to inundate the
story. The action is spread out through the story with a lot of
verbal interaction with the characters, which contributes to their
development. The author really knows how to portray the
different personality types in the story. The reader starts to
fall in love with the people who are trying to help the girls.
As
you read the story, you realize that there is an underlying theme
going on and maybe what the army personnel have been told was a cover
up. The main character tries his best to figure out what the
company has been hiding because if he doesn't do anything, the girl's
lives could be in danger. What was made out to be a danger to
society, may turn out to be an espionage of huge proportion.
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