This book manipulates how the reader feels about particular characters. The cast go on some grand journeys but so does the reader who goes on a journey with the characters as they transform in a number of ways before your eyes.
I adore the two main characters, Karam and Saxony, both together and stand alone. Their backstories and histories provide the novel with a good deal of its atmosphere and bring together a lot of its magical mechanics. I simply love how vividly and richly the magic is described by the author.
I like the way this book is written in multiple points of view. It is structured in such a way as to make the different viewpoints of its different protagonists flow together seamlessly and the switches from one viewpoint to another isn't too jarring or overly hard to follow which is my primary complaint when more than one point of view is involved. The chapters are not so long as to let you settle completely into one character’s mindset, yet each propels the story and keeps you hooked
I adore the two main characters, Karam and Saxony, both together and stand alone. Their backstories and histories provide the novel with a good deal of its atmosphere and bring together a lot of its magical mechanics. I simply love how vividly and richly the magic is described by the author.
I like the way this book is written in multiple points of view. It is structured in such a way as to make the different viewpoints of its different protagonists flow together seamlessly and the switches from one viewpoint to another isn't too jarring or overly hard to follow which is my primary complaint when more than one point of view is involved. The chapters are not so long as to let you settle completely into one character’s mindset, yet each propels the story and keeps you hooked