FOURTH WING by Rebecca Yarros

Bringing the story to life is a lush, descriptive writing style that constantly details the setting and characters without impacting the story’s pace. Equally impressive is the rich, unique world that is easy to grasp yet complex, with a delightful blend of magic, dragons and politics. Cliffhanger chapter endings are also skillfully used, making it difficult to put this book down.

THE POISON SEASON by Mara Rutherford

I loved the alternating third-person points of view from Leelo and Jared’s perspectives, as these provide a full scope of the unique world and tale. I only wish the magic of the islanders had been further expanded or given stronger ties to the storyline. Besides this, a descriptive writing style brings the story to life, despite some peculiar descriptions

Books on my GoodReads shelves with purple covers! (Part 2)

The books: Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff (Science Fiction) Angelfall by Susan Ee (Fantasy) Good Omens by Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman (Fantasy) Written in Red by Anne Bishop (Fantasy) Holy Island by L.J. Ross (Mystery) The Palace Job by Patrick Weekes (Fantasy) Prudence by Gail Carriger (Science Fiction) City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Bennett (Fantasy) Partials by Dan Wells (Science Fiction) The Diviners by Libba Bray (Fantasy) […]