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A review by aarnireads
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley
3.0
A decently entertaining little adventure.
I'm only docking points because some parts seemed like they should have had more polishing: it wasn't always clear who was talking in a scene, or a pronoun was in the wrong place and so forth. The book doesn't really have a huge coherent plot either in my opinion, and Grace's POV felt a little distant from Thaniel's.
My favourites, surprisingly enough, were Mori and Matsumoto. Mori is a sweet bean and Matsumoto is just fun.
I'm only docking points because some parts seemed like they should have had more polishing: it wasn't always clear who was talking in a scene, or a pronoun was in the wrong place and so forth. The book doesn't really have a huge coherent plot either in my opinion, and Grace's POV felt a little distant from Thaniel's.
My favourites, surprisingly enough, were Mori and Matsumoto. Mori is a sweet bean and Matsumoto is just fun.