Let me say… woah. I didn’t read the previous series tied to this one, and honestly, I’m not sure I will. I don’t read any books in the third person, so it was definitely a switch-up. It was a push-and-pull book for me; sometimes I’d get hooked on the storyline, and others, not so much. In the first few chapters, I remember being sort of confused about piecing together all the different parts of a story, but the more I read, the more I grew to enjoy it. The world-building? Entertaining. The fantasy? Written really well. THE YEARNING FROM QUILL? I never wanted to put his chapters down. Aiz was so interesting to read about because I had to literally set the book down at some of the moments (cough cough the cave) because it was so crazy reading through those things and basically the manipulation. Overall, I’d say this book was a 3.5 out of 5 stars.
I really like this book. This was my second time reading it. I like how it’s connected to The Ember in the Ashes series while not directly following the same people. I also like how they show Aiz’s perspective on the events.
Let me say… woah. I didn’t read the previous series tied to this one, and honestly, I’m not sure I will. I don’t read any books in the third person, so it was definitely a switch-up. It was a push-and-pull book for me; sometimes I’d get hooked on the storyline, and others, not so much. In the first few chapters, I remember being sort of confused about piecing together all the different parts of a story, but the more I read, the more I grew to enjoy it. The world-building? Entertaining. The fantasy? Written really well. THE YEARNING FROM QUILL? I never wanted to put his chapters down. Aiz was so interesting to read about because I had to literally set the book down at some of the moments (cough cough the cave) because it was so crazy reading through those things and basically the manipulation. Overall, I’d say this book was a 3.5 out of 5 stars.
I really like this book. This was my second time reading it. I like how it’s connected to The Ember in the Ashes series while not directly following the same people. I also like how they show Aiz’s perspective on the events.