Today’s team review is from Shelley, she blogs at http://shelleywilsonauthor.com/
Shelley has been reading October Rain by Dylan J Morgan
5 out of 5 stars.
October Rain is the second book I’ve read by Dylan Morgan, and I found it to be as captivating as the first. I shall be rushing out to purchase his entire catalogue shortly.
Steele is an assassin for the Martian Interstellar Correction Agency where he is employed to hunt down the names on a hit list. His ‘work’ is set to a deadline, and once the last name is crossed off that list, Steele and his family will be able to leave and start a new life.
I need to take a moment to appreciate the impressive cover of October Rain. It’s one of my favourite covers of the year so far.
I liked Steele, he was a vivid character who you could bond with immediately. Dylan has a knack for creating beautiful relationships between a father and daughter in his books, and October Rain is no exception. Shauna has a wonderful relationship with her dad, and he is clearly a loving family man to his little girl and wife, Keri. He keeps his job description to himself and works tirelessly to provide a better life for his family.
The novella is well paced, full of action and incredibly descriptive – something that author, Dylan Morgan does exceptionally well. My only criticism is that it’s not a 400-page novel – I want more! I hope this novella is the start of something, and the author writes a sequel. There are enough threads to pick up the story and run with it.
I read October Rain in one sitting. It’s explosive and gripping storyline carries you along at breakneck speed, and Dylan’s description of Mars and the remnants of humankind are fabulous.
I would highly recommend this novella.
Find a copy here from Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com
So glad this book is getting such positive reviews.
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Seems to be an #RBRT favourite – I haven’t seen less than 5* for it yet!! Love it 🙂
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For such an action-packed story, a well-defined character,I’m surprised at its short length. 😉
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I keep forgetting it’s less than 100 pages too, when I read these reviews.
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Thanks, Shelley! Pinned & shared. Happy Easter! 🙂
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Happy Easter, Linda 🙂
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Thank you Rosie, and Shelley for reading and reviewing. I’m delighted at the response to this book. I’m very humbled.
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It’s a stunning cover and Shelley’s review makes it sound like a worthwhile read.
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I agree, Shelley – I want to read more about Steele!
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