Wasabi (Evil Sushi Series Book #3) by C.A. King – Review by Angela Hayes
Wasabi by C.A. King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
4.5 Stars
“Feel the heat of Wasabi.
It’s not just a topping.
It’s not just a plant.
It’s something else entirely.
And this time, no one is safe…”
Wasabi is the highly anticipated third instalment in Evil Sushi series by the very talented C.A King. I loved the first two books, Evil Sushi, and Sashimi so much- as they were such an original and fun read, so I was really excited when this arrived on my Kindle.
After loving the first two books as much as I did, I admit that I had really high expectations for this instalment, and I am glad to say that Ms. King didn’t let me down, delivering an engrossing read. I am excited to find that there will be more evil food coming, with ‘Strawberry Fields Dismembered’ coming next. Can’t wait to see what it holds.
As with the first two books, this has such an original and clever story, really unlike anything I have read before. It is a mash-up of paranormal, sci-fi, horror, dystopia, action, adventure, thriller, mystery, and suspense. With environmental issues, mutations, agendas, danger, evil food, and all the intrigue and dramatic developments that you need to keep you hooked right till the very end.
We started with Evil Sushi, then followed up with Sashimi- and what better to pair with sushi and sashimi than ‘Wasabi’- you’ll see how great it goes with all that evil sea food in Books #1 & 2. So get set for a fun and quirky ride, with a little side order of horror to keep things interesting.
You don’t necessarily have to read the first two books in the series to fully appreciate this one, but I recommend that you do so that you have all the intriguing details on board which will enhance your reading experience of this engrossing instalment. (There are interconnected details and elements that span the series- building a ‘bigger picture’)
As expected from Ms. King, this was a really imaginative, wonderfully detailed, and well written story that wouldn’t let me put it down until I had devoured every word. I would love to have read an even longer, more in-depth, and expanded version of this book, as this was over way too quickly for my liking (but in a great way, as I was fully immersed in the story).
Definitely worth the read!
Happy Reading…
Thank you, C.A. King!
Reviewed by @angelahayes
