Minor spoilers
I’ve haven’t bought the book but I have read the sample,so I don’t know more than I’ve read.
I liked the criminal and magic aspect of the book,the cons reminded me of six of crows,that was the first thing I associated with the book.
The illegal magic dealing is an enchanting part of the books plot.and I feel like the dead crafters is a hint that they all might not be dead,but I feel like that is a basic trope with a lot of YA books.the way that the sample just left off with her running is a cliffhanger I didn’t expect,she wasn’t prepared for having to leave her friend a run,but she was expecting having to.
I liked the writing style it wasn't too complicated that you had to reread to understand,but it is a relatively easy read-(based on writing style not the words)
Word based the author didn’t use unnecessarily complicated,and long words that made the book drag on.
The plot I saw from the sample made me want to read it but
As always the things that hooked me first was the title and the cover.
I’ve haven’t bought the book but I have read the sample,so I don’t know more than I’ve read.
I liked the criminal and magic aspect of the book,the cons reminded me of six of crows,that was the first thing I associated with the book.
The illegal magic dealing is an enchanting part of the books plot.and I feel like the dead crafters is a hint that they all might not be dead,but I feel like that is a basic trope with a lot of YA books.the way that the sample just left off with her running is a cliffhanger I didn’t expect,she wasn’t prepared for having to leave her friend a run,but she was expecting having to.
I liked the writing style it wasn't too complicated that you had to reread to understand,but it is a relatively easy read-(based on writing style not the words)
Word based the author didn’t use unnecessarily complicated,and long words that made the book drag on.
The plot I saw from the sample made me want to read it but
As always the things that hooked me first was the title and the cover.