Blade of Truth: The De-Coding of Jo | Book Review

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 Blade of Truth: The De-Coding of Jo is the second book in the Ascending Angel Academy Series by the author Lali A. Love. This is the first novel by Lali that I have read. 

Even though I prefer reading series books from 

Book 1, I was easily able to follow the story from Book 2. Jo and her friends capture the reader's attention in this novel. They are students of high school but the expectations from them are quite big. They are given a huge responsibility to save mother Earth. Even though they are just kids, Jo isn't a kinda person who will step back from this responsibility. 

If you are a fan of fantasy novels with strong female protagonists then quickly get your hands on the Blade of Truth book 2. I appreciate the author's choice of name for the main character. Many times I have to struggle pronouncing big names. Cover photo is solid and is attractive. I enjoyed reading this YA fiction. Fellow book lovers should add this to their tbr. They will be totally lost in the vivid fantasy world created by Lali and they will forget the real world around them while reading.

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