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Godsgrave
by Jay Kristoff
Godsgrave takes everything Nevernight did and cranks it up to eleven—more action, more bloodshed, and even higher stakes. Mia Corvere dives headfirst into the world of gladiators, all while staying laser-focused on her ultimate goal: revenge. And let’s just say, it’s a wild ride.
Kristoff’s dark humor and sharp writing make every scene pop, and the world-building is as rich and ruthless as ever. Mia is still the fierce, flawed badass we love, and her internal struggles—torn between vengeance, loyalty, and unexpected attachments—add real depth to all the chaos. Plus, her dynamic with Eclipse and Mr. Kindly? Top-tier.
Expect plenty of twists (some jaw-dropping), intense fight scenes, and an ending that’ll leave you desperate for the next book. The only slight downside? The footnotes, while clever, sometimes pull you out of the action. But honestly, that’s a tiny complaint in an otherwise fantastic sequel.
If you love dark fantasy with killer stakes and a heroine who refuses to back down, Godsgrave is a must-read.
Kristoff’s dark humor and sharp writing make every scene pop, and the world-building is as rich and ruthless as ever. Mia is still the fierce, flawed badass we love, and her internal struggles—torn between vengeance, loyalty, and unexpected attachments—add real depth to all the chaos. Plus, her dynamic with Eclipse and Mr. Kindly? Top-tier.
Expect plenty of twists (some jaw-dropping), intense fight scenes, and an ending that’ll leave you desperate for the next book. The only slight downside? The footnotes, while clever, sometimes pull you out of the action. But honestly, that’s a tiny complaint in an otherwise fantastic sequel.
If you love dark fantasy with killer stakes and a heroine who refuses to back down, Godsgrave is a must-read.