Sunday, January 8, 2017

Review of Sunborn Rising by Aaron Safronoff

Overview
Cerulean.
A distant world of great trees.
Floating on an ocean surrounding a star.

The flotilla forests cycle light and water through their boughs into their lush canopies. But the once vibrant treescape has grown dark, slowly, subtly over many generations. The civilization of creatures living among the boughs believe the darkness is normal. That is, until one willful young girl named Barra discovers the hidden journal of her late father. 

Add this to Your Goodreads.com Shelf


Recommended: Yes.

                    About Sunborn Rising
Recommended Ages: 12 and Up
Paperback: 383 pgs.
Published: April 15th 2016 by Neoglyphic Entertainment
 For This Review:  *An advance reader copy was provided by the publisher for review purposes*

On first look, Sunborn Rising, starts out with the type of heroine character you'd expect. A bit rebellious and wild but as I read I discovered I quite liked Barra our main character. The way she has all this determination to get what she wants and the way she looks out for her friends. In particular, how she is willing to brave things first before her friends do to protect them.

Needless to say, Sunborn Rising has strong characterization! A very good thing, indeed, given the grand scheme of Fantasy mythology which can get hard to follow at times. While this is true thankfully it has illustrations even in full color to help the reader.

It's a read that presents its issues but that is no less enjoyable given author Aaron Safronoff's noticeable effort. His effort bleeds through enough that I found myself really getting fond of those in this first book of the Sunborn Rising series. While not for everyone I can definitely see this occupying a select audience who appreciates monstrous characterization and deep, deep lush Fantasy realms.
Overall: Touching read 
Genre: Fantasy



About Aaron Safronoff


Aaron Safronoff was born and raised in Michigan where he wrote this first novella, Evening Breezes. In his early twenties, he moved to California to attend culinary school. He fell in love with the Bay Area and has never considered leaving, although he did eventually leave the school.

During his ten years in the games industry, he worked at various levels and for several disciplines including quality assurance, production, and design. All the while he was writing a novel, short stories, plays, and poetry. His career in design introduced him to amazingly intelligent, fun, and creative people, many of whom he considers family today.

Blog Archive

Blog Followers

Disclaimer

Blog Graphics: Pictures aren't owned by me that are found on this blog. Most of them can be found via Google/Bing! images or from author press releases and are in no way used for profit. Credit goes to them entirely.

Reviews: Are not given either positively/negatively based on compensation. Reviews are entirely out of speculative opinion. Put out for readers to ultimately make their decision on a book, movie, and or product. They are honest reviews based on opinion. And ultimately I would never falsify information or exaggerate, given I do not see a benefit in doing so.

Affiliate: The blog is monetized through Amazon's Affiliate Associates Program, The Book Depository's Affiliate Program, YesStyle's Affiliate Program, GoHastings Affiliate Program, and a few other programs best seen through the blog's ads. Every little purchase you make, makes, a huge difference to me as a blogger. Buying through the blog's links gives me a small percentage of commissions. I try exceptionally hard to make the links/ads as unintrusive as possible when viewed on the blog. If they are intrusive, I, do so apologize but still hope you can enjoy the actual written reviews.

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...