#BookReview: Shadow Fall (Shadow Fall, #1) by @AudreyGreyBooks @BlazePub @Netgalley

  The asteroid hurtling toward the earth will kill billions.

The Emperor and his Gold Court will be safe in their space station, watching from the stars. The Silvers will be protected underground. But the Bronzes must fight it out at the Shadow Trials for the few remaining spots left on the space station.

When an enigmatic benefactor hands Maia Graystone a spot in the Trials, she won’t just get a chance at salvation for her and her baby brother, Max: She gets to confront the mother who abandoned her in prison, the mad Emperor who murdered her father, and the Gold prince who once loved her. But it’s the dark bastard prince she’s partnered with that will make her question everything, including her own heart. With the asteroid racing closer every day, Maia must trust someone to survive. 

The question is who?

Audrey Grey lives in the charming state of Oklahoma, with her husband, two little people, and four mischievous dogs. You can usually find her hiding out in her office from said little people and dogs, surrounded by books and sipping kombucha while dreaming up wondrous worlds for her characters to live in.

Ok can we talk about this cover for a second?  I have to say I have read so many books and its always the main publishers that always get the kick butt covers. But OMG Blaze you ladies did a fab job with this!!! It fits the book and catches the eye and man I want a poster!! SELL POSTERS!!!! 

Ok on to the review. This one is defiantly for the fans of the Hunger Games and I loved the similarities it had with that one.  I die hard loved this book so much and I can't wait for book two.  This one starts off a little slow and a little lacking in the descriptive but that was ok. The author did an amazing job with the characters and I just couldn't put this down. I really love how this book focused on the connections we create from the time that we are born. That not everything has to be centered around a romance. That was a nice new take for a young adult read.  

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Posted in: 5 Stars, Jessica P., Netgalley, Review, Young Adult