The premise of the book is haunting; a realistic portrayal of young girls sold into brothels, but convinced to perform well as it is a better life than on the streets.
An unrealistic aspect of magic flower tattoos that grow with each girl and is essentially a shackle to their brothel owner and forces them to have it on display, lest it start burning and glowing.
The novel is set in a Wild West type country; old fashioned, men in charge, and with horrible shadow creatures that try and eat you.
The group of girls are a fun cast of characters, each with their own personalities and certainly not without their flaws.
This is a believable and mostly likeable set of characters, creating a fun, quick-paced book that is easy to read over the course of a few hours. While the ending felt slightly rushed, it is also a nice thing not to know everything about the character’s futures as it leaves an air of imagination. I still enjoyed mostly where the characters all ended up. The main lead especially felt like she had ended up somewhere that fit her character arc.
An unrealistic aspect of magic flower tattoos that grow with each girl and is essentially a shackle to their brothel owner and forces them to have it on display, lest it start burning and glowing.
The novel is set in a Wild West type country; old fashioned, men in charge, and with horrible shadow creatures that try and eat you.
The group of girls are a fun cast of characters, each with their own personalities and certainly not without their flaws.
This is a believable and mostly likeable set of characters, creating a fun, quick-paced book that is easy to read over the course of a few hours. While the ending felt slightly rushed, it is also a nice thing not to know everything about the character’s futures as it leaves an air of imagination. I still enjoyed mostly where the characters all ended up. The main lead especially felt like she had ended up somewhere that fit her character arc.