Official Review: Metaphase by M. Street

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Re: Official Review: Metaphase by M. Street

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It seems that I'm looking at a piece of an outstanding fantasy. I can imagine the interplay between the infants and the matures.I'm already drawn to the book by your review. Thanks Tiny_Turtle.
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The magical powers of the inhabitants and the creatures sounds really interesting. I may read this book anytime soon. Great review!
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M. Street's Metaphase set in a fictitious dimensional world that revolves around magical creatures, and this makes the story quite amazing.
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This sounds like a very creative, magical story. I will have to add it to my list! Congrats on BOTD 😊
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This 'world' definitely sounds magical. An author who can create something with vivid descriptions already has me interested. The science of dimensions is fascinating and with the added suspense of characters being hunted, this seems like it would be a great read. Nice review!
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Official Review: Metaphase by M. Street is a helpful description of the story for readers new to the genre of science fiction! The plot has all the elements of a good story! The tale of fantasy gives wings to my imagination!
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Books like thos kind of bend your imagination. In order to conjure a picture on your mind and ultimately a 3d scene.....you are in for a beautiful ride. Nice review.
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The realm of existence in this book is intriguing. The abilities of Infants and matures give a unique twist to the fantasy. I'm glad there is plenty of action and suspense, combined with magic and mystery, with an undercurrent of a timeless love, to keep the reader engaged. Thank you for a lovely review.
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I like the focus exerted by the author on his world building. It's interesting reading about the concepts of the Matures and the Infants. Thanks for the nice review.
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The book definitely boasts of intricate world building and characters. As it is a part of series, it would be better to start from the first book itself so as to not reduce the impact of the story. Thank you for the review!
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Metaphase: Beauty in the Chaos by Mitchel Street being a sequel to the series Mitosis, sounds like an engrossing and intriguing read. However, I am not a fan of the futuristic world of fantasy and magic. Congratulations on BOTD and great review.
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This is a great story. Good to know that there was enough background detail to make the reading easier. I also like that references were made to the previous books. It helps to know the overall plot of the series and the specific focus of this installment.
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Not my usual story to read, but defin9a kind of movie I could watch. I think it would be good to try to read one like this as I like supernatural stories. Especially having powers and shape shifting. congratulations on BOTD .
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Ooh, this one sounds like it has an interesting premise; coupled with the fact that it's well written, I might actually look into the first book in the series! Thanks for the review.
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Wow what an amazing book. The best part is that I'm already acquainted with the terms and I'm pretty sure I'll thoroughly understand this book. Excellent review.
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