I was given a free copy of the book by the author in exchange for an honest review
Sometimes I open a book to get away from it all, to forget about all my troubles and turn off the reality that surrounds me to find myself in absolutely different place. I had exactly the same desire when I took The Guardian, and it completely fulfilled it. The storyline is more of a romantic novel with a note of fantasy in it, so the girl’s heart couldn’t resist it. Kendi, the guardian whose destination is to protect the human race from the Dominion, isn’t a typical hero who immediately wins your heart and you catch your breath, following his adventures. At the beginning of the book he is more of an anti-hero, he annoys by his boyishness and, maybe, even shallowness. But later on the character develops showing his other sides.
Kendi’s hatred towards people is understandable, as he sees nothing good from them. But it wouldn’t be a romantic fantasy novel if there were no girl who could break the ice of Kendi’s heart and melt this enmity towards the human race. Sarielle is a charming girl and there is no wonder that Kendi finally falls for her which brings out only the brightest colors of his soul.
The Guardian is more of a teenage kind of read, but it vastly depends on the mood you are in, so go ahead and you may like it!
