So, it's a very kind of conflicting book in my mind cuz there was so much I loved about it, but there were moments where I felt really removed from it. So, yeah, I gave it a 4.25 for that reason.
Every book I read in March! (new favourite series, different genres!)
I did enjoy it as a whole. The fact that I read a historical fiction that quickly, I think says a lot, but it hasn't stuck with me, like it has with a lot of people.
But overall, I did really enjoy it. I thought it was really, really interesting. I definitely want to be reading more contemporary fictions.
I thought it was good. I just it wasn't nearly as good as the other Windy City series books I've read. I can't even tell you why.
It was a very sweet, gentle kind of romance. I gave it a 3.75. The main thing that kind of confused me was the fact that this felt like a very YA kind of book.
I cannot explain to you how much I loved this book. This book was a five stars for me and I would never have seen that coming. I loved our characters in the first book, but this book made me just fall in love with them so much more.
You guys have been telling me to read this for a long time, and now I truly understand why. Please let me know if there are other Blake Crouch books I should read straight after this, because I loved it. And I think his writing was so, as I said, really easy to read, really, really immersive.
The reason I had so much fun with this was because of the magic system and the mythical creatures and mythical people that we had. I feel like we had an overwhelming, almost, amount of magical things going on in this world, but it was really fun.
I did enjoy Sword Catcher, but it very much felt like setting up the whole world. It felt like setting up the politics, setting up the magic system, getting to know our characters, everything like that. It was very simple and quite dense, to be honest.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book. The ending of this really upped my rating for it. I feel like it was really good.







