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Today on my blog I have The Descending Darkness tour. On my stop there is a spotlight and review.
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Michael Chulsky grew up in New Jersey and has been writing
ever since his fourth grade teacher let him create a class newspaper to channel
his creativity. He is the author of The Descending Darkness and currently lives
with his fiancé. When not writing he enjoys browsing Tumblr, listening to
music, and devouring every piece of cheesecake that falls into his line of
sight.
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Seventeen-year-old bounty hunter SHADOW is about to lose his
mind. One week he's killing demons and other creatures. The next, he has ten
super-powered teenagers in his care. Shadow needs their help, because without
them he can’t hope to complete his mission. But he’s never dealt with other
teenagers before. He’s always been a loner. Heck, he’s tried the whole having-a-pet
thing. It died.
Shadow’s mission: save the world and ensure his entire team
survives the potential apocalypse. If MAEDARA, self-proclaimed fashionista,
Queen of Evil, and diva extraordinaire wasn’t trying to rule the world, it’d be
cake. Now, not only does Shadow have to deal with teens more concerned with
going to the mall than fighting evil, but also a villain who, in his opinion,
makes Lady Gaga look like Mother Theresa.
Review:
Shadow is a seventeen year old dhampir who has been
protecting humans from the demons they didn’t know existed. He is use to being
a loner and not worrying about anybody else. But all that changes when an
oracle’s reading tells him he needs to save the world and gather special
teenagers with powers who can help him. After he locates the ten teenagers, he
starts to train them for the upcoming battle. But can Shadow get them to work
as a team or will all their differences get in the way of saving the world?
I read this book in one sitting. I just couldn’t stop myself
even after my kindle died and I had to finish reading on my phone. This is a
great start to a new series and I can’t wait for the next book. Michael has a
great way of telling a story that has humor, action, heart ache, and sarcasm.
But I really loved how everyone is accepting even with their differences and is
encouraged to grow and mature.
All the characters work well together even the minor ones.
But I really love Shadow. His sarcasm is very close to my own so I w as able to
connect with him. I can’t wait to see how he grows in the books to come and
deals with all these teenagers taking over his life. 4/5 Bloody Fangs
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Thank you for stopping by my blog today. I would also like to say Thank You to Michael for letting me re view your book and say Thank You to RBTL for letting me participate in this tour.
~Sabrina
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