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A review by elpisgalaxy
Lamplighters Society by Ariele Sieling
5.0
Lamplighters Society follows Askari and her friends after they recover from the events that took place in City of Dod and adjust to Greystone city and the politics within that.
I have so much I want to say about this book, but I hardly know where to start. Things were just incredibly well done. I thought Askari's development and how she handled the trauma that came with Connie's death to be very reasonable and realistic even though no one seemed to blame her for it. I also found Greystone city and the people within it to be very interesting and the fact that it was hard to know who she could trust while simultaneously needing to gain trust from the city itself. I also liked that we finally got some answers to questions that have existed from the first book such as where the monsters come from, and what the lamplighters society is. Overall, it was just a really good read much like the previous book.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I have so much I want to say about this book, but I hardly know where to start. Things were just incredibly well done. I thought Askari's development and how she handled the trauma that came with Connie's death to be very reasonable and realistic even though no one seemed to blame her for it. I also found Greystone city and the people within it to be very interesting and the fact that it was hard to know who she could trust while simultaneously needing to gain trust from the city itself. I also liked that we finally got some answers to questions that have existed from the first book such as where the monsters come from, and what the lamplighters society is. Overall, it was just a really good read much like the previous book.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.