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A review by ominouslilraven
The Last Namsara by Kristen Ciccarelli
4.0
“Everything dies” he whispered back.
“I am afraid of so much more than dying.”
I had my doubts about this book...I was so wrong! All those damn plot twists! I kinda got some Eragon vibes from this book but in a good way.
When I first started it, I felt like the pacing was a little bit slow. But it does steadily increase, although, it lulled in certain areas.
The characterizations were wonderful. I liked Asha from the start, but after uncovering revelation after revelation, and seeing her grow, made me like her even more. One of the things I loved the most was the strength of the females characters. Hearing about Willa, and seeing Asha and her cousin continuously endure and overcome the brutality in their lives was so damn fulfilling.
The world building and descriptions were beautiful and vibrant. They were enough to immerse you in the world without drowning you in too many descriptions. I loved the dragons, I wish there had been more about them!
I laughed, I cried, I cheer for joy, I screamed out in anger. It was the best emotional roller coaster I ever had. Even though I predicted “the biggest revelation”, Kirsten still managed to weave in more surprises.
I cannot wait for the next book!!
“I am afraid of so much more than dying.”
I had my doubts about this book...I was so wrong! All those damn plot twists! I kinda got some Eragon vibes from this book but in a good way.
When I first started it, I felt like the pacing was a little bit slow. But it does steadily increase, although, it lulled in certain areas.
The characterizations were wonderful. I liked Asha from the start, but after uncovering revelation after revelation, and seeing her grow, made me like her even more. One of the things I loved the most was the strength of the females characters. Hearing about Willa, and seeing Asha and her cousin continuously endure and overcome the brutality in their lives was so damn fulfilling.
The world building and descriptions were beautiful and vibrant. They were enough to immerse you in the world without drowning you in too many descriptions. I loved the dragons, I wish there had been more about them!
I laughed, I cried, I cheer for joy, I screamed out in anger. It was the best emotional roller coaster I ever had. Even though I predicted “the biggest revelation”, Kirsten still managed to weave in more surprises.
I cannot wait for the next book!!