Revolution by Henry Bassett (Mini Review)

Format: eBook

Source: Sent by author

Publisher: Self Published

Genres: Fiction

Publication Date: 1st April 2021

Synopsis/Blurb (Taken from Goodreads):

“Unlike Barney, Warer is not one to incorporate the collective and seeks her own path to freedom whilst leaving trust and loyalty behind. When unwanted assistance gives her a sense of debt she wishes to rid herself of, will she go beyond repaying it or prefer to tread the dangerous path alone and take the glory of what she discovers for herself whilst risking the possibility of nothingness?”

My Thoughts & Review

Revolution is the last book in The Black Bear Brotherhood and I really enjoyed it. This one follows Warer a female bear who is on her own mission for freedom. Unlike Barney who tries to get a freedom group started Warer is prepared to do things herself and with direct action.

This as this is the final book it is quite difficult to review with giving away what happens throughout the series so I’m going to keep it short.

Just like the previous 3 books this was well written and very fast paced. And although a short book a lot happens within the 38 pages. This book had a lot more action which I enjoyed the most and it was nice to see some of the bears from the first few books make an appearance in this one.

Although I was confused with the first book the rest of the series has been a great read. This was a great book to end the series.

If you’re looking for something a little different and love bears then this is definitely a series that’s worth checking out.

I would like to thank Henry for allowing me to follow this series from start to finish and for sending me digital copies of each book. I look forward to reading more things from Henry in 2022.

My Rating