Gyaros Book One: The Mice Eat Iron (YA 17+ Sci Fi Adventure)

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Please let me know how it goes! April 15, at 2: Hey Lada, thanks so much. Will check out that link, thanks for passing it on! April 15, at 3: April 16, at 3: Rohan 7 Things said: April 15, at 7: I love everything about this! My non fictions are very much targeted at teens and adults alike with very strong positive, life affirming messages. Gyaros however is aimed at a slightly older market due to the themes and content. Even so it is a story about a man who must keep his humanity intact amid horrible circumstances, and not resort to indecency.

I too hate anything that indulges in senseless violence and cruelty for the sake of it! It is not a good idea for those same characters not to be together in future books. That cheapens the ending of the original book because that means their love did not last. It is a warm, fuzzy feeling to read sequels where the I know the history of the secondary characters, how they got together, and their quest to find love. I think it is a one-hit wonder for this series. As long as you remember that it is mostly sci-fi action than romance, you will enjoy the story.

On the surface, after the unification on planet Carthage, there was a seemingly utopian society by banning all social deviants to Gyaros- a lunar prison.

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But the strict totalitarian government has rigid, structural social hierarchy that is designed to keep everyone in their place. This is setting for Cry Wolf. And then there should be a countdown like 3 — 2- 1 Action! The book is an adrenaline rush following Wolf, Ryker and the rest of the crew on their mission. I think that the purpose of this book is to set the stage for the full length novel Gyaros Book One: In Cry Wolf, you as the reader are able to get a better sense of the divisions within society.

Everyone is relegated to their place or social position. The quality of life of a person is determined by social status. For example, in one district, it always rains and the weather is depressing. Closer to the upper levels, there is sunshine. Above all else, no one can freely move between the districts. For Gyaros Book Zero: Cry Wolf , because of all the detailed scene descriptions, Carthage becomes real.

It was like a burst of caffeine without drinking any coffee. I really enjoyed it. My interest was stirred to read Gyaros Book One: The Mice Eat Iron.

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It may seem that since I read a lot of the Jaid Black books that I must have enjoyed her series. I am confused myself why I read all of them. I read mostly a mixture out of curiosity as to what the author could imagine next and slight interest into the worlds that she created. It seems that Geris was written with the stereotypical ghetto girl in mind. While I guess I supposed to be glad women of color were getting kidnapped too at least she was being made a queen and not a slave… but I digress I still did not like how she was portrayed.

Kara was also annoying, but she was immature as well, which that had a lot to do with her decision-making. Dot was okay and the most realistic as possibly could be when being kidnapped by aliens. I think the Jaid Black books are overpriced considering they are novella length. The quality of life of a person is determined by social status.

For example, in one district, it always rains and the weather is depressing. Closer to the upper levels, there is sunshine. Above all else, no one can freely move between the districts. For Gyaros Book Zero: Cry Wolf , because of all the detailed scene descriptions, Carthage becomes real.

It was like a burst of caffeine without drinking any coffee. I really enjoyed it.

Gyaros Book One: The Mice Eat Iron (New Adult Sci Fi Adventure) ebook

My interest was stirred to read Gyaros Book One: The Mice Eat Iron. Alex and I have so much fun building our worlds and characters. Reblogged this on rohan7things and commented: Check out this very cool review of Gyaros: