Hunter: Part Two of Guy Erma and the Son of Empire by Sally Ann Melia {Book Review}


Genre:

Young adult science fiction adventure


Pages:

155


Rating:

4 out of 5

13-year-old Teodor was taken by the vicious Battle Borgs of Dome and now he must fight to survive.

13-year-old Guy Erma has been offered a chance to fight for his place in the Dome Elite. Only who will be his opponent? Will he face a Battle Borg of Dome?

Once they were heroes. These men died as heroes in battle. Now they have been reincarnated as the fearsome vanguard of the Dome Elite. They are the Battle Borgs of Dome

Two boys as different as any two boys might be. They face the same enemy, the same danger, the same fear -dare they trust each other?


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I read Kidnap which was part one of the Guy Erma series (you can read that
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This isn’t really a mystery because we as the reader have known what is going on, but I will say it’s suspenseful and the suspense continues.

I would also classify this in action. There are several parts that will get your heart pumping.

I don’t know how else to describe the book (or the series) because it is sort of ‘science fiction’-ish, but action, suspense, emotional. I found myself several times wanting to take over and be in control because, well frankly, everyone in the book is out for the power and control.

This is a very clean book which is great because I feel that not only is this a great young adult read, but I would even consider a teenager who is interested in science fiction to enjoy this book. I am not sure I would recommend for much younger than the 13-14 year old audience though.

And it’s certainly a book that adults can enjoy too!


About the Author

The author was born in Wallasey, England, in 1964, and moved to the South of France when she was eleven. She spent her teenage years living in the cosmopolitan city state of Monaco and became immersed in its many languages and cultures. An English girl in a French school, for three hours each week she would sit at the back of the class as her colleagues learnt English. To pass the time, she wrote stories. This led to a lifetime of writing novels, scripts, stories and articles.

In her working life, Sally writes marketing communications and manages large international websites.

In 2010, Sally joined the Hogs Back Writers, a club located on the outskirts of Guildford, and she set about turning an old manuscript into this novel: Guy Erma and the Son of Empire. Sally currently lives in Farnham, and she is married with two children.


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