Friday, March 2, 2012
Celestial Knights Unleashed March 2 2012
Celestial Knights Book Review
This is a book set in the future, where the havoc of humanity has destroyed there home(Earth). Thus, unleashing a entity know as Darkness on to the natural plan. Its up to Matthew and the rest of the Celestial Knights to stop Darkness from building his army to stop humanity and extinguish there flame. The age old question of are we along in the universe finally has an answer.
But will humanity be able to survive Darkness is the new planet all that it is cracked up to be? The book is a great sci-fi thriller that keeps you guess and falling in love with the stone soldier Captain Grant and Professor Weather.
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Celestial Earth Knights is a science-fiction novel about a scientist named Sara Gail Weathers and a military man Captain Grant. They explore a new planet called Destiny for research purposes. One of the other main characters is named Matthew, a boy who lived in post World War III Chicago. It is a traditional story of light verses dark but with both a post-apocalyptic future, fantasy and science-fiction.
The characters are very insignificant compared to the lore and environment. There is so much going on it is hard to feel anything for the characters. The lore is amazing and greatly detailed but the characters have some basic personality traits with no bad traits to counter the good. The character development is nonexistent. Grant is the stereotypical good soldier, Prof. Weathers is a pretty blonde scientist filled with curiosity, and Matthew is just another chosen one. They need more character development.
The third person universal distances the characters from the lore and plot and the changes to the point of views of the other characters is jarring at best and confusing at worst. The best way to bring attention to the characters is to focus on one or two point of views whether it be Prof. Weathers for the Destiny point of view or Grant for that same one. Matthew would be the one for the earth point of view. Also bringing little pieces of the lore instead of explaining everything from the start.
To make the transitions of point of views easier do it by chapter or sub-chapter. The lore is rich, beautiful and well thought out. The amount of point of views lessens the strength of the lore.
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