Showing posts with label The White City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The White City. Show all posts
29 April 2011

Review: The White City by John Claude Bemis

The end is near :(.  This is the last review for the Clockwork Dark Experience.  If you haven't already you should definitely enter the giveaway...the winner will be announced tomorrow! 


Here's the synopsis: "Now in the third and final book, the heroes come together at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago for a final confrontation with a businessman and tycoon who is in fact an ageless evil known as the Gog. With his Dark Machine, he intends to bend the world to his ruthless vision of progress and efficiency. It's man versus machine all over again, fighting for the soul of humanity in front of Ferris's Wheel. For fans of adventure fantasy like Percy Jackson and Peter and the Starcatchers." (Barnes and Noble)

"Save the best for last" is definitely a true statement because out of all of the books in the series this is the best by far because this is the book where all loose ends are tied.  This final book in the trilogy contained so much emotion and action.  The constant emotion was great but also sad to a point where I was on the verge of tears.  The suspense in this book is really heart pounding, keeping me constantly surprised and wondering what's going to happen next.  The relationships in this book are done developing and turn out to be really cute and sad at the same time.  Most, if not all, of the questions and mysteries are cleared up and answered.  Overall, this is a great book about sacrifice and love.

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15 April 2011

Review: The Wolf Tree by John Claude Bemis

Hey! Here's the second review for The Clockwork Dark Experience. Today I'm reviewing The Wolf Tree by John Claude Bemis.  Here's an summary:


"'Can you imagine eternal Darkness, sir?'


So asks the sickly stranger who staggers into Peg Leg Nel's birthday party. Before the man dies, he tells Ray and his friends of a Darkness spreading like wildfire across Kansas, turning good people bad and poisoning anyone who tries to escape. It's clear that though the evil Gog is dead, his devilish machine has survived and is growing stronger. Now a full-fledged Rambler, Ray leads his friends on a mission into the heart of darkness. Vital to their success is tracking down the legendary Wolf Tree, rumored to be a pathway to the spirit world. Only with one of the tree's limbs can the Nine Pound Hammer be repaired and the Gog's terrible machine finally destroyed. The search for the Wolf Tree grows desperate as the Darkness spreads, threatening Ray, his friends, and all of humanity." (Barnes and Noble)

If The Nine Pound Hammer was amazing then The Wolf Tree was extraordinary!  This book sucks you in right at the beginning with the talk of "The Darkness".  This sequel was in my opinion more suspenseful and kept me surprised the more I read.  My favorite part was finding out that....well, I don't want to spoil it for you ;) .  There were so many events happening that I couldn't put the book down.  Another thing I liked about it is that it's not only told in Ray's point of view this time around.  We get to see things from Sally's point of view and her feelings toward everything thats been going on.  We also get to see the thoughts and feelings of Jolie, Conker, and other characters in the book.  There are a few new characters introduced spicing the book up a bit also.  There were some HUGE surprises in this book!  Some questions are answered but mostly new questions asked.  Overall, this is my favorite book in the series so far but I do have one more to read so we'll see :)

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07 April 2011

The Clockwork Dark Experience (closed)


Are you ready for The Clockwork Dark Experience!!!  This is Books Ahoy's first BIG event.  This event is going to have reviews, interviews, and of course an awesome giveaway (US residents only)!  This first "experience" is going to be centered around The Clockwork Dark trilogy by John Claude Bemis! 

Schedule
Apr. 8 ------ Review of The Nine Pound Hammer by John Claude Bemis
Apr. 15 ------ Review of The Wolf Tree by John Claude Bemis
Apr. 22 ------ Interview with John Claude Bemis (TBD)
Apr. 29 ------ Review of The White City by John Claude Bemis
Apr. 30 ------ Announcement of giveaway winner!

The Giveaway Winner Will Receive...
The Nine Pound Hammer by John Claude Bemis 
The Wolf Tree by John Claude Bemis
The White City by John Claude Bemis (ARC copy)



Hope you will join us in the fun and spread the word!
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