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anniekslibrary 's review for:
The God and the Gwisin
by Sophie Kim
When you've been looking for the reincarnation of your soulmate for so many years your therapist begs you to take a vacation... on an underworld cruise ship... and you finally find her there, but she doesn't remember you. Oh, and there's also a murder mystery. And a surprise baby, but not in the way you think (have fun figuring that one out).
I can promise you, you haven't read a series quite like this before. The closest comp would be adult romantasy Percy Jackson, with Korean mythology. This sequel is pretty different from the previous book - characters old and new, in a completely new setting and situation. It's again an incredibly funny read, and even though I missed Hani just as much as Seokga at first, Kisa grew on me very quickly, and I ended up absolutely adoring her. But aside from being fun, there's also so much yearning. I empathized so deeply with Seokga, who desperately wanted to (re)connect with his soulmate after losing her and having searched for all these years. There's truly nothing like the reincarnation/soulmates trope done right.
I can promise you, you haven't read a series quite like this before. The closest comp would be adult romantasy Percy Jackson, with Korean mythology. This sequel is pretty different from the previous book - characters old and new, in a completely new setting and situation. It's again an incredibly funny read, and even though I missed Hani just as much as Seokga at first, Kisa grew on me very quickly, and I ended up absolutely adoring her. But aside from being fun, there's also so much yearning. I empathized so deeply with Seokga, who desperately wanted to (re)connect with his soulmate after losing her and having searched for all these years. There's truly nothing like the reincarnation/soulmates trope done right.