Judi Singleton Book Review of Khe (The Ahsenthe Cycle, Book 1) [Kindle Edition] Alexes Razevich (Author)

Praise for Khe: 

"...grabs you by the collar and pulls you in. By the time you are finished you are in love with the strange places and complex characters." 

"Imaginative and well-written - an entertaining, thoughtful read." 

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Immerse Yourself in an Alien World 

Khe loves her simple life on a farming commune, until she discovers that her gift for pushing the crops is a death sentence. Fleeing across the treacherous wilderness, she makes her way to the city of Chimbalay, searching for the orindles who might save her. But Chimbalay has its own dangers. The Powers are there—the secret rulers who have chosen Khe to be the mother of a monstrous new race. 

Neither “man in space” SciFi nor classical fantasy, Khe deftly blends elements of both while satisfying those wanting something new in a dystopian story. Readers looking for solid world-building and fresh and fully-realized characters will especially enjoy this book. 

Review

"A wonderful new world to explore for those who want to read something different and new."  -Dag Rambraut, Science Fiction and Fantasy World

"I would recommend Khe to any fan of science fiction or science/fantasy adventure, especially those bored of the typical "man on a spaceship" archetype. I look forward to what Ms. Razevich's wild imagination produces next."  -The Metanautics Department Book Reviews

"I was very impressed with this story and it is perfect for all age groups.  This author is one to watch. She has skills."  -She Really Said It Book Reviews

"Very well written with a very good story. Read it."  -Critique de Book

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Judi Singleton Review

The author has created a whole new world in Khe not just a fantasy world which she created very well but a whole new species of being.  It kept me reading all through the night. When I finally read the last page it was dawn.  One recognizes some human characteristics in the characters. The plot moves right along no slow spots. I could not put it down.  

The author does well in showing us the dangers of those in power using their powers to what they say is for the societies own good while actually it is for their own good. The author shows us how a society can become too complacent and allow those in power to take over. While the culture stagnates. 

It was a easy read. I enjoyed the visuals. I enjoyed this book thoroughly and would recommend it to anyone. I just could not put it down. It is a rare book that keeps me that interested. It was very entertaining.