Book Review: Trinity (+Giveaway)

Kiana longs to walk through a forest and feel grass between her toes. But she is the living embodiment of a goddess and has enemies who wish to murder her. Her death will curse the whole of Gettryne. Locked away for protection, she dreams of freedom.

Her wish comes true in the worst possible way, when her home and defenders are destroyed.

Along with an inexperienced guard and a hunted outcast, Kiana flees the ravages of battle to search for a solution to the madness that has gripped Gettryne for a thousand years. Pursued by the vicious and unrelenting Wolves, their journey will take them far beyond their limits, to a secret that will shake the world.

Trinity
Publication Date: 2012
Pages: 244 (ebook)
Part of Series: -
Purchased: Review for tour
Rating: 3/5 stars
Buy:  Amazon (US) || Amazon (UK)

REVIEW:
First let's take some minutes and admire the cover. This is what i'm talking about! Beautiful and original!

Now let's get on to the story...In general i can say it's a quite captivating story. Lots of action, magic and mystery and completely adventurous. From the first pages to the last ones it keeps you at the edge of your sit. And not only that but it's original too. Completely different than what i've read so far which it was a nice surprise. Who doesn't love to read something different? 

The least that i can say for the characters are that they are interesting. Each one of them is unique with their own ideas and views. Unfortunately, the biggest problem for me with the book were also the characters. While they seem to have such a colorful background, you barely get to know them. I couldn't really connect with them and the "bonding" scenes were either too fast or they didn't exist. You could see the characters grow and change, but you didn't really get the process of it. I always felt like something was missing. The fact that also sometimes, was confused on who character i was following wasn't good either. There were times that i felt like you follow 2 different POVs combined. Which is not something uncommon, it's just didn't work out for me here.

Still, it was a great read and the story is that strong that makes you to wanna finish the book.



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