Saturday 25 February 2012

BOOK REVIEW - The Sphinx Project (The Chimaera Chronicles #1) by Kate Hawkings

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Not many people can say their entire existence has been one big lab experiment: poked and prodded by scientists, genetically modified to be the best and endure the worst, subjected to daily tests and trials that would kill a normal human. All Michaela wants is her own life, to be able to go to school, flirt with boys, maybe eat ice cream now and then. So when the chance to escape finally comes, Michaela and her sister grab it, taking their friends with them.

But they weren't the only ones to find their way out of those labs. Following close behind are another breed of creature, one that doesn't know the difference between right and wrong, who exist only to feed their own hunger. The appearance of a strange boy who seems too much like them to be a coincidence makes things even more confusing. But as the world begins to literally fall apart around them, Michaela must accept his help, especially when she could lose the very thing she holds dearest: her sister.

CAPTIVATING AT FIRST SIGHT.

Has a book ever left you speechless when you have just finish read the last few sentences? The Chimaera Chronicles will do just that!
From the moment you begin reading to the very ending of the book, you find yourself glued to wherever you are, unable to withdraw you eyes from the book.

The Sphinx Project is a fast moving plot with plenty of action packed scenes and nail-biting moment which will literally leave you on the edge of your seat. Kate Hawkings has created a magnificent YA paranormal book and had managed to grab everything that should be in a YA paranormal book series, from kick-ass heroins, such as Michaela and Mouse, to unexpected twists and turns that you didn't see coming.

If you haven't got this superb YA paranormal book on your MUST-HAVE list like in right now, you don't know what you missing out on but hey, it's not late at all to do so because once you have read this book, you will be blown away by the incredibleness of The Chimaera Chronicles!

All I can think about right now is WHEN CAN I GET MY HANDS ON THE NEXT ONE?!!

Yes, It's that amazing! A book that captures your attention from the very beggining and leaves you speechless at the end. . .It's a winner! 

SUPERB!


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5 comments:

  1. I agree!! :D great review- TheUnseelieNerd

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  2. Wow great review! It's been added to my goodreads. The concept sounds pretty cool too and the name caught my attention the first time!

    Ning @ Reading by Kindle Fire

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  3. @Ning, its a great book and I LOVE IT! I think you will too! :)

    @Book whales, Thank you!! :D

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  4. You sure know how to get a girl excited for a book -- this was such an amazing review! <3 Books that leave you speechless are the BEST and to be honest, anything that uses the word "sphinx" in the title just has to be read! It's such an underused idea! :)

    Thanks so much for the amazing review, Rai! I am EXCITED! ;) <3

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  5. Hi Raihana.

    After reading several of your reviews on the Spirit of Books blog, I think you might enjoy my newly (self) published YA fiction novel, during your next review cycle. Your review of "The Sphinx Project" (The Chimaera Chronicles #1) by Kate Hawkings displayed the depth of insight that I am seeking for an early reviewer.

    My book, Perfect Imperfection, centers around the adventures of a not-too-smart, over-weight young man with a receding hairline who stumbles onto and into a secret benevolent society of scientists, called Perfect Imperfection or PI. With assistance PI’s accelerated learning and artificial intelligence technologies, Billings trains to become a virtual secret agent that helps humanity in the face of accelerating scientific, ecological and social evolution. The antagonist, Blackbeard, an elite black hat hacker, employs cutting-edge tech to land the biggest score of his career. An epic virtual game of cat and mouse ensues, with everything in the balance.

    I've tried to give hope to the reader despite the path the world is on, that there is a way to save us. The point behind the story is to show we can overcome the trivialness of our imperfections, be they physical, social, intelligence or economic. I will donate all profits of the book to causes that are consistent the book’s key themes.

    Raihana, by way of introduction, my name is S. E. Gould, and I’m a recovering software entrepreneur and corporate finance executive, looking to spend the best part of my life writing fiction that may help inspire the world to choose a better path.

    If you are interested in reviewing, I am happy to send you a paperback version. Lastly, if you want an interview or run a giveaway for your followers, I can help you out there as well. If you are on a reviewing pause, please keep me in mind when you restart. I appreciate your consideration.



    Regards,


    S. E. Gould
    segould at outlook dot com

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