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So many things going on in this novel, one might think after reading the blurb. And all that on 200 pages only? Well, yes. All that and more. I was surprised to see how well all of it was integrated and even though I usually enjoy some slower and more detailed works more, such cute action-packed jungle post-apocalyptic adventure was hard not to enjoy. I would recommend it to all Tarzan enthusiasts out there, since Caitlin might just be his reincarnation, other than being his fan as well.

This being my first Caitlin Star novel and having missed a lot of her character's development so far, I felt she was more or less one-dimensional for the most part in the first half of the story, except for her interactions with Toby and his friends. Later on, as she met Krell and her best friend, Lori, she finally got some strong development and I realised I really liked her. Even before those events, she was a likeable character, but after showing a different side of her, her average-girl-hanging-out-with-her-friend side, I began feeling her more and she really grew on me bit by bit throughout the novel.

I like how the common prejudicial image that would accompany her outward appearance--I guess just based on the cover art, which is by the way great and made by the author himself--is in a contrast to who she actually is. Although her name is very simple and the least cool name compared to the names of all the other characters and her aesthetics not really uncommon--she was glorious, unique, extravagant and brutal; the star in her name and her heart shed the brightest of lights. I would love to know more about this Star.

The only other character that stood out to me was Toby, the chimpanzee. I found his and the roles of the other chimpanzees very sweet and the way they all communicated with Caitlin impressive and cute. I wish there were more animals as important characters in novels. It makes for a whole new experience.

All in all, I'd say this is mostly a story-driven and not really a character-focused novel, but I talked about the characters here because that is what I care about the most, I guess.


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Caitlin Star and the Rise of the Barbarians Caitlin Star book #3 Volume 3 James J Caterino 9781511617338 Books Reviews

Catilin Star is back. And this time the stakes are higher than ever. But Caitlin will have to go it alone without her mentor and leader, Gunner Star, who is trapped ten thousand years in the past. Action. Adventure. Intrigue. Mystery. Caitlin Star and the Rise of the Barbarians has it all. The third installment of the Caitlin Star series ups the ante as the fate of modern civilization as we know it hangs in the balance, threatened to be squashed forever by malevolent forces from the Moral Authority. You will feel the hammer punches, hear the bone crunching action and smell the blood of victory on every page as Caitlin Star assembles her army to defend the Way of the Bull Mongoni in a post World War Three Society. Author James J Caterino has crafted another riveting tale of David vs. Goliath Bull Mongoni style. Now that Caitlyn is a leader in her own right, feared by the weak and admired by the strong, I can’t wait to see what adventures lie in store for her next.
So many things going on in this novel, one might think after reading the blurb. And all that on 200 pages only? Well, yes. All that and more. I was surprised to see how well all of it was integrated and even though I usually enjoy some slower and more detailed works more, such cute action-packed jungle post-apocalyptic adventure was hard not to enjoy. I would recommend it to all Tarzan enthusiasts out there, since Caitlin might just be his reincarnation, other than being his fan as well.

This being my first Caitlin Star novel and having missed a lot of her character's development so far, I felt she was more or less one-dimensional for the most part in the first half of the story, except for her interactions with Toby and his friends. Later on, as she met Krell and her best friend, Lori, she finally got some strong development and I realised I really liked her. Even before those events, she was a likeable character, but after showing a different side of her, her average-girl-hanging-out-with-her-friend side, I began feeling her more and she really grew on me bit by bit throughout the novel.

I like how the common prejudicial image that would accompany her outward appearance--I guess just based on the cover art, which is by the way great and made by the author himself--is in a contrast to who she actually is. Although her name is very simple and the least cool name compared to the names of all the other characters and her aesthetics not really uncommon--she was glorious, unique, extravagant and brutal; the star in her name and her heart shed the brightest of lights. I would love to know more about this Star.

The only other character that stood out to me was Toby, the chimpanzee. I found his and the roles of the other chimpanzees very sweet and the way they all communicated with Caitlin impressive and cute. I wish there were more animals as important characters in novels. It makes for a whole new experience.

All in all, I'd say this is mostly a story-driven and not really a character-focused novel, but I talked about the characters here because that is what I care about the most, I guess.