After losing his entire
family, Biko lives on a solo path. On a cold night, he encounters what he
recalls to be a dream only to wake up in a house that he's never been in
before. He meets a woman with deadly eyes and a man who can disappear. After
learning that Biko is a powerful lord, he is granted the task to lead a group
of newcomers in a war that threatens to end life on Earth. As time gets
shorter, Biko is tested to abandon his selfish ways and save the world with a
team that will forever be known as The Cliff Lords. Enter the safe as each lord
discovers their weapon that will unleash their true powers as they hurry to
overcome negativity in order to win the many battles that threaten to corrupt
their existence. Who are these lords? How did they come to be? Are they strong
enough to protect mankind? Find out and follow the story of magic and mind
control.
Cliff
Lords: Weapons of Disaster (Superhero Fiction)
By
SLF Entertainment
Independent
Publishing Platform
ASIN
# B07NCX5QS6
Price
Free (Kindle)
41
Pages
Rating
4-Stars
“A Neat Story”
Biko is sleeping in an
abandoned house when he’s awakened mysteriously. Running from the room he
encounters a man in the shadows, then he wakes again in another house and meets
a mysterious woman with dangerous dark eyes. She takes him to meet an even
stranger man who can disappear at will. He learns that he has been selected by
a Head Lord to join the Cliff Lords in their fight to save the world. He begins
training, and soon learns his super powers, then more are brought and he must
train them. Something is coming against the world and human race, and they
don’t have much time to prepare for the battle.
This was a neat story, though
short, and we just barely touch the surface of the situation, and when it ends,
we don’t know any more than we did at first. This superhero team is about to
face a powerful enemy that might be stronger than they are. But what, we don’t
know, and that’s a shame. We should have been given at least a quick look at
what’s coming. My biggest complaint, however, is the lack of good descriptive
narrative. We just see the basics of the characters, not enough to even picture
them clearly. Hopefully, the author will go into more detail in description.
This started out as a comic book proposal, but became a superhero prose story
instead. Granted, the art would have provided most of the description, but
without art the author should have dug deeper into each character. Highly recommended
for comic book superhero fans.
Tom
Johnson
Author
of GUNS OF THE BLACK GHOST
I enjoyed your review! It's exactly what I needed! I'm so grateful for it. Parts 4-5 are definitely going to answer a lot of questions! Thanks, Tom!
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