Official Review: Homo Avatarius by JT Alblood

kimmyschemy06 · Post by **kimmyschemy06** » 23 Jan 2016, 05:17

I am one of the lucky few who got the first book (thanks to the author). I have read the review of the second book (Code of Disjointed Letters) and now I read your review and it made me so excited about the series. I appreciate your pointing out the religious aspect of the book. Good thing I don't get easily affected by such. Great review!

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 23 Jan 2016, 09:05

Thank you, kimmyschemy06! I feel the religious piece was something I needed to mention, just in case. But, like I said, I was able to enjoy it regardless.

Do you mean that you have Save the Last Bullet for God? I know the author was kind enough to be offering that for free before. That actually contains all three books, if that's the case

kimmyschemy06 · Post by **kimmyschemy06** » 24 Jan 2016, 15:46

hsimone wrote:Thank you, kimmyschemy06! I feel the religious piece was something I needed to mention, just in case. But, like I said, I was able to enjoy it regardless.

Do you mean that you have Save the Last Bullet for God? I know the author was kind enough to be offering that for free before. That actually contains all three books, if that's the case

Wow! I think I got lucky

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 24 Jan 2016, 19:53

If you look through your ebook, you can see this book as the third part and The Code of Disjointed Letters as the second part and book.

Definitely! That was really nice of the author to give Save the Last Bullet for God because then readers can read all three books without missing anything. Thanks again, JT Alblood!

anonanemone · Post by **anonanemone** » 25 Jan 2016, 17:20

That's awesome! Great job on this review, hsimone. Even though you would think it is evident from the title, I'm glad that you mentioned the religious aspect. The book and series as a whole sounds fascinating! I'm even more excited to read my free book (trilogy). I don't know if I'll make it until May

Thank you, JT!

I think it was smart to put this book into the historical fiction section. It may encourage some other readers to branch out even though it has a name that sounds SF.

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 25 Jan 2016, 23:25

Thank you for your kind words! I thought it was obvious too from the title, but you never know!

That was very nice of the author to offer his book for free!

Good point on putting this book under historical fiction! And it definitely makes sense with the plot. Thanks again, anonanemone!

anonanemone · Post by **anonanemone** » 26 Jan 2016, 16:40

No problem, hsimone!

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 27 Jan 2016, 05:47

anonanemone wrote:No problem, hsimone!

bluemel4 · Post by **bluemel4** » 27 Jan 2016, 09:27

Very well-written and enjoyable review. This book sounds fascinating! I can't wait for the May BOTM now!

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 27 Jan 2016, 11:37

Thank you, bluemel4! I appreciate your kind words. I can't wait neither!!

Cee-Jay Aurinko · Post by **Cee-Jay Aurinko** » 28 Jan 2016, 13:01

I wouldn't mind finding out what Oktay has to say about the workings of our world. Excellent review hsimone! Sounds truly enjoyable.

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 29 Jan 2016, 06:44

Thank you, Cee-Jay Aurinko for your kind words and reading my review!

Oktay definitely has an interesting life! Hope you get to read about it!

Post by **bookowlie** » 03 Feb 2016, 13:11

I am looking forward to the BOTM discussion of the trilogy, which includes this book. It was really generous of the author to offer it for free for a limited time!

Thimble · Post by **Thimble** » 03 Feb 2016, 15:54

This is a great review. The book sounds really interesting. I haven't read too much historical fiction, but when I do, I usually really enjoy reading it. I've seen the sort of "anti-religion" thing before in books and I'm curious as to why characters are trying to get rid of God. But yes, excellent review. The flow from topic to topic is really well done! I might have to add this book/trilogy to my To Read list. Also, congratulations to the author on the great score.

Heidi M Simone · Post by **Heidi M Simone** » 03 Feb 2016, 15:57

bookowlie wrote:I am looking forward to the BOTM discussion of the trilogy, which includes this book. It was really generous of the author to offer it for free for a limited time!

It definitely was nice of the author. I can't wait for the May BOTM either since I haven't read the other two yet!

-- 03 Feb 2016, 15:59 --

Thimble wrote:This is a great review. The book sounds really interesting. I haven't read too much historical fiction, but when I do, I usually really enjoy reading it. I've seen the sort of "anti-religion" thing before in books and I'm curious as to why characters are trying to get rid of God. But yes, excellent review. The flow from topic to topic is really well done! I might have to add this book/trilogy to my To Read list. Also, congratulations to the author on the great score.

Thank for your kind words, Thimble! Hopefully, you'll be able to join us on May's BOTM to discuss the trilogy! I feel it's going to be an interesting discussion.