Review: Kaimira, Sky Village, Book One by Monk Ashland

Mei's mother has been kidnapped by machines, so her father takes her to the Sky village, an intricate web of interconnected hot-air balloons that floats above China, while he tries to rescue her.

In Las Vegas, Rom must save his sister, who has been taken by a pair of terrifying demonic creatures. He has to go underground and become engaged in arena fighting  where mechanical-beast demons fight for the entertainment of gamblers.

Even though they are half a world away from each other, they communicate with the Tree Book. It reveals that they both have the Kaimira gene, entwining beast and machine qualities in their DNA.

This book was really well written. I think it would be a great read for people who like futuristic fantasy/sci-fi books.

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