C. H. Knyght’s “Nightvision: Twilight Shadows”
- Mae Jordan
- Jan 18, 2018
- 1 min read
Welcome to this week’s book review. Just a reminder on Tuesday, I will be doing a feature on S.N. Graves our cover artist. If there’s a topic you’d like us to cover post a comment. Onto my review on Nightvision.
C.H. Knyght’s Nightvision: Twilight Shadows is a truly engaging read. I love the different take on shapeshifters. Each group of shifters are unique with different abilities. The character arcs for the two main characters mirror each other. These arcs pose the questions: what would you do to save your family? Are your doubts stronger than your convictions? what is the source of your strength? The twists and turns within the story bring answers and more questions to the front. I highly recommend reading this book. Note this is the first book in a series and I look forward to reading more of it!
C.H. Knyght has written short stories for anthologies like the Of Words and 72 hours of Insanity. She can be found at her website here: www.chknyght.com or Facebook here: www.facebook.com/chknyght or Amazon here: www.amazon.com/C.-H.-Knyght/e/B075811SVF or on Twitter here: www.twitter.com/chknyght .
Next Thursday’s book review will be Christine Pope’s Darkangel. This will be the second book by Pope. See you then.
