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Seven Faceless Saints
by M.K. Lobb
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Damian Venturi I would give up my firstborn for you, just say the word.
For a debut novel, this book is fantastic.
The world-building is pretty well done, so it doesn't feel overwhelming, and I loved the characters and their dynamics.
The first few chapters were a bit slow to me, but after that, oh boy.
Damian truly is such a complex character, and I love how greatly explained his trauma from war is, how he deals with the weight of the war, and how much his father sucks. He tries to see the best in people (sometimes to a fault) and don't get me started on his love for Roz.
For a debut novel, this book is fantastic.
The world-building is pretty well done, so it doesn't feel overwhelming, and I loved the characters and their dynamics.
The first few chapters were a bit slow to me, but after that, oh boy.
Damian truly is such a complex character, and I love how greatly explained his trauma from war is, how he deals with the weight of the war, and how much his father sucks. He tries to see the best in people (sometimes to a fault) and don't get me started on his love for Roz.
The way Roz made him feel, he thought, might be the closest thing he ever found to proof of the divine. […]
She was holier than any saint. If she let him, he might just make her his new religion.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death
Moderate: Violence, Blood