Thursday, June 4, 2020

Review: The INSTRUMENT by M. Black @AmiBlackwelder


The INSTRUMENT
by M. Black
Published: April 8, 2020
Publisher: Eloquent Enraptures
Genre: Futuristic, Science Fiction, Young Adult



Blurb:

Hunger Games meets 1984 in this Afro-futuristic original story.

In a futuristic remote area of Africa, Kiyanna and Kadin live under the rule of an all powerful mechanism called The Instrument, until one day Kadin is taken from the remote Sand Dune community. Determined to find her brother, Kiyanna is propelled on a journey that will lead her to free her brother and ultimately learn the dark truth of her people’s existence.





My Review:


The INSTRUMENT is set in a futuristic world in Africa where the people are rule by The Instrument. The world is divided into different sections and no one is suppose to cross the boarders. If anyone is caught crossing boarders dire consequence will be taken.

A young girl is found close to the boarder all alone and is taken in by a family. This girl Kiyanna has been taught all her life to keep her face covered so she will not be recognized by the Instrument.

When Kiyanna’s identity is discovered her mother and father have to pay the price for keeping her hidden all these years with their life. Kiyanna’s brother Kadin stands by quietly watching as parents are being killed. If he had spoken up he would have been killed also.

Kiyanna and Kadin run away to hide from the Instrument until one day Kadin is found and taken by the Instrument. Kiyanna is determined to find her brother and sets out to find him and bring him home.

The INSTRUMENT takes you on a road that is filled with lies, betrayal, hope and determination. The INSTRUMENT is a very intense and intriguing fast paced read that will keep you on the edge of your seat with all the action and will have you racing to the end to see how it all turns out.

I really enjoyed reading The INSTRUMENT and highly recommend it to all fans of science fiction and futuristic worlds. One click your copy today!


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