*~Review: Birthrights by J. Kyle McNeal~5 Stars~*

I want to give a huge thank you to J. Kyle McNeal for providing me with a copy of Birthrights in exchange for an honest review. I appreciate this opportunity. All views and opinions expressed are my own.

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Synopsis: Whym and Quint are two completely different young men, from seperate social statuses, and with two different perspectives.The two young men will travel on their seperate journeys and the author takes us on an adventure that we won’t forget from all POVs.

Quint is kin to a very powerful and religious family. He has no responsibilities and is use to living under his family’s care. Suddenly, Quint is thrown into a whirlwind and has to become a leader and take care of the dragon people. With living such a sheltered life, will Quint be able to be the leader his people need?

Whym is the last heir from his disgraceful family and was backstabbed by his best friend Ather, resulting in tragedy and execution. Whym is the grandson of the executed leader of the Reformer’s Rebellion. He is suddenly given an opportunity of choosing to become the apprentice of Stern, who is a disgrace to the Ellenronds(Whym’s family).

Both Whym and Quint are at a lost by the expectations of their birthrights. They both make a choice to try and fulfill their destiny. During their travels, they are on the brink of a civil war and trying to decipher between the truth and many lies. With strain from their previous life experiences the two men and other characters have to face treachery, scandals, violence, battles, suffering and trying to stand for what they believe to be the right perspective of the truth.

The reader is taken on a journey through other multiple characters’ POV and how their beliefs are tested through chaos. The young men are effected by their family ties but must go through this journey to try and fulfill their destinies and figure out where they stand for the upcoming battle. The reader is taken on these two seperate journeys with these men but both face similar trials and adventures as they navigate to finding the truth. The characters are taken through a journey where their faith and personal beliefs are tested in the battle to find the truth. Will these two young men be able to come to the grips of realization that the truth is mostly a matter of perspective? Will Whym and Quint be able to fulfill their destinies? Read Birthrights by J. Kyle McNeal to find out! giphy (12)

Review: WOW! This was an epic fantasy lover’s dream book. I give this book 5 out of 5 magical stars! This book captivates it’s readers attention from the beginning and carries it through the end. When I started reading this book I was going through a hard time and felt that this book had the ability to take me to a fantasy land that was full of adventure to escape my reality!

This is the perfect first installment of the series and it is sure to grab the reader’s attention from the beginning. I will be waiting patiently for the next in the series! The more I read this book the more I wanted to turn pages quickly and when I got near the end I never wanted to stop! The characterization and point of views were very intriguing and captivating. The only thing is there is some intense violence so this might be a trigger for some. I am so glad that I chose to read this book and miss the fantasy land already! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

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27 Comments on “*~Review: Birthrights by J. Kyle McNeal~5 Stars~*

  1. Whoa this is a real glowing review indeed. I’m currently on a scifi bender, having spent a lot of time lately at fantasy worlds, but this really sounds like I definitely want to read this. Uughhh… I soooo wish I had more hours in a day. Glad this book also managed to help you get through your rough time. I love it when you can sometimes escape reality for a bit through either reading or watching a movie. It definitely works for me a lot 😀

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  2. Great review as always Dani!! I loved that fairy Princess meme. I’m glad this book helped you through a tough time and well done for putting a trigger warning for violence.

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  3. DANIII! 😍😍 Omgad I loved everything about this review. AND LET ME TELL YOU Im so happy you get to enjoy this after your last one 😂👏👏 Books make everything slightly—UM NO A LOT BETTER ❤️😊 This seems like something I would def would love to get my hands on !! 😱

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    • I read this book last week Trang! I have been behind on my reviews!!! After a CRAZY few weeks it helped me escape. Life has been nutty but thank God for my books. Man WordPress was acting crazy and started to delete my stuff!😱😱 It deleted parts of the original review and added from old stuff it was a hot mess! It took me hours to fix it all. That’s why I asked about my comments on your page! WordPress has been hating on me!!!😒😒😒 Thanks for checking out my reviews love! I enjoyed this one! I saw your new review girl! Wish you enjoyed that one more!😓😓😓

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