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elpisgalaxy's review against another edition
5.0
This is a really good starting point to get into the series. This trilogy is the first arc of the series and the story starts right away. There is some scene setting and world building that happens throughout the books though. Overall, I’ve never read a series like this before or a series featuring a main character who is female, and autistic and doesn’t have that be the main focus of the series.
showthisbooksomelove's review against another edition
5.0
L.C. Mawson captivated me from the beginning with Hunt, and the story only got better from there. This s exactly the kind of book I wish had been around when I was younger, but I'm enjoying reading it just the same. Freya Snow is our protagonist, a teen who is learning a lot about herself throughout the series. There's drama, action, romance, and, of course, fantasy. Mawson writes masterfully and honestly about feelings as the characters navigate through their lives, particularly focusing on Freya's uncovering legacy as a powerful magical being. These three inclusive novels, which touch on topics of bisexuality, autism, gender roles, and more identities, speak to people questioning what their identity means to them. I'm so glad these books exist, and I'm along for the ride all the way!
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