BOOK REVIEW 📕 The Paradox of Heroes: Volume 1 by Nicholas Hanna

 


The cover of this book is really unique and intriguing. The title is apt for the book.


Coming to the plot, the book starts with 3 stories which seem to be independent. The most interesting one was the one in which a guy named Danny is forced to solve puzzles and challenges with his friends in a castle with no memory.

In the second story, Teddy finds an old phone of his dead brother which leads him to hidden safe.

And in the last one, a trained assassin named seven finds more about his true nature when he takes on an entire organization who wanted to put him down.

All the three stories are really interesting on their own and it becomes brilliant when you find the connection between them.

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Overall a really intriguing read which keeps you gripped till the end. There are lot of twists and turns and the suspense is created perfectly. The writing style is really smooth and engaging. The language is not too hard to understand. The pace is fast. All the charecters are developed really well. I can't wait for the next part! Definitely recommend from my side without a second thought!


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