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stephdaydreams 's review for:
Master of Crows
by Grace Draven
I came into this one with high expectations-- I previously read the Radiance duology by Draven and was so in love with it that I expected those same feelings to develop whilst reading this one.
It didn't quite measure up to those expectations, nonetheless-- I enjoyed this one.
The action of the plot didn't quite capture my attention, but the character journeys absolutely did.
I loved our protagonists Martise and Silhara, I loved how, just as with our couple in Radiance, there is no instant attraction beteen them. If anything, each sees the others' perceived flaws at first encounter. But with time, with closeness in proximity of both mind and body, the two's relationship begins to develop into that something more we all expect and root for. It's lovely to witness.
I likely will never read the sequel, but I'm satisfied with how this book ended and that's enough for me.
It didn't quite measure up to those expectations, nonetheless-- I enjoyed this one.
The action of the plot didn't quite capture my attention, but the character journeys absolutely did.
I loved our protagonists Martise and Silhara, I loved how, just as with our couple in Radiance, there is no instant attraction beteen them. If anything, each sees the others' perceived flaws at first encounter. But with time, with closeness in proximity of both mind and body, the two's relationship begins to develop into that something more we all expect and root for. It's lovely to witness.
I likely will never read the sequel, but I'm satisfied with how this book ended and that's enough for me.