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A review by katyanaish
Cast in Courtlight by Michelle Sagara
5.0
Another one I had no original review for, so I'll say a little something on the re-read.
Again, putting up front that the stream-of-consciousness narrative is not for everyone, but man, I love it. It's different and poetic and beautiful, and I feel like I'm walking with the character in such a vivid way.
This series is a firm favorite. In this book, Kaylin continues to peel apart her past hurt with Severn, while tangling with the Barrani High Court ... and making some tremendously powerful allies. It's interesting how much she is underestimated given the people that surround her.
This is also the book where she begins her tutelage with Sanabalis, another absolutely wonderful character. I had forgotten what their beginnings were like, and loved the revisit.
Again, putting up front that the stream-of-consciousness narrative is not for everyone, but man, I love it. It's different and poetic and beautiful, and I feel like I'm walking with the character in such a vivid way.
This series is a firm favorite. In this book, Kaylin continues to peel apart her past hurt with Severn, while tangling with the Barrani High Court ... and making some tremendously powerful allies. It's interesting how much she is underestimated given the people that surround her.
This is also the book where she begins her tutelage with Sanabalis, another absolutely wonderful character. I had forgotten what their beginnings were like, and loved the revisit.