Reviews on Amazon for “The Weight Of Night” — “I’m not one who usually reviews products. I go over other reviews, and form my opinion based on those, but I don’t usually do this myself. But with this book, I felt like I had to. I was first inclined to think of this as a Percy Jackson-esque book, but I was quickly disabused of that notion. The Weight of Night stands way out in the crowd, from the character style (more human, with flaws, problems, and nothing easily laid out before them), to the Greek Gods themselves (also more lifelike).” — read more -
“From the beginning this book sucks you in. The characters are relatable, and well formed. It has the Greek Mythology that I love so much but only find with a handful of authors. What was even more nice is that this book took the Greek Myth to a new playing field.” — read more -
“Stegall’s book can just barely be classified as a YA novel. Unlike the somewhat well-adjusted adolescents populating The Percy Jackson books, The Progeny found in “The Weight Of Night” are mostly flawed, violent, insane or simply dead. Enter into this our Alexis and her friend Keats, who must deal with murdered family members, sociopathic demigods, back-stabbing humans and various other daily torments. As Alexis digs deeper into her heritage, she finds greater control over her growing abilities only to face ever growing horrors opposing her.” — read more -
“I really enjoyed reading this book, it captivated me quickly. I was pulled into the story, each character was eminently plausible and I felt like I’ve known them forever. It was hard to put the book down as I could not wait to find out what was going to happen next. Being an avid reader it was refreshing to read something that was different and unique. I cannot wait until the next book comes out and see where the next journey will be.” — read more -
5-21-2011 (Goodreads) : Review for The Weight Of Night. — “The Weight of Night was brought to my attention by the author, CL Stegall. I understand how hard an independently published author must work to spread the word about their publications so I decided to give the book a try. I am very happy I did. Within the pages I found a dark world that makes you wonder if you really did see something moving in the dark corner. The characters draw you into the story and won’t let you up for air.” — read more -
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