I really enjoyed listening to this book. The narrator has an excellent way of differentiating between characters. Story wise, I was hooked. What started out as a slow paced world building, quickly became a fresh perspective on magic, sci-fi and serious Anastasia vibes. Loved the bickering between Hallie and Kase. I was expecting another Maas..
Overall I really enjoyed this book! The characters were very fun and I liked the relationships between them. The banter was silly and fun to listen to. The story has a decent pace and it was a fun ride! I would absolutely recommend it to my friends. There are a few things that i think..
I loved this twisty, action-packed story about a group of people who were granted power by a big event. At first, the Gifted are accepted and acclaimed. But then jealousy sets in and persecution follows. Reminds me of a Tricia Goyer WWII novel – a high compliment indeed! There’s also an X-Men meets that first..
This story was great! It’s like Atlantis the Lost Empire meets Treasure Planet with a bit of Star Wards in there. Loved the second book too!
Review from Cities of Smoke and Starlight →
The detail in describing settings and people. This book made me feel so many things. Can not wait to read the second one.
I want to start off by saying I like this author I follow her on instagram she is super creative. Super fun! I mean she got me to get this book and I do not pay for books other than Goodwill or library.Props to her to how she promotes her stuff.I love that there’s not..
The world the author created was really interesting. sci-fi, steampunk, world lore, this was something I really loved and wanted more of. I think this marketing is misleading. I felt convinced walking in that I would be hooked into this intricate adventure/love story. I truly don’t think it needed to be pride and prejudice. A..
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I realize this was classified as a “Christian” book, So were the first two books. References to religion were intermittent and tolerable. Not so in this book. Seems like.every time the female lead POV was narrated religious references were in every other sentence. I liked the story overall but it was tough to finish.
Review from Cities of Smoke and Starlight →
This book was very painful to listen to, and I only finished it because I used a credit. The author inserted the word “stars” for every possible curse word, phrase, insult, and for all ranges of emotion. I felt this was a lazy way of writing, and I wish the author was more creative with..
The absolute desperation at which the author attempted to insert the word “star” into every other sentence was painful to listen to. There is no romance, which is fine but don’t advertise this as anything even remotely romantic or having any sort of romance because it doesn’t. The world the author is trying to build..