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sawsan_e 's review for:
Beasts of Prey
by Ayana Gray
African inspired, dual POV, chapter titles (miss those) and wonderful maps (yes there are 2 maps) - this book could do no wrong.
Beasts of Prey is a brilliant debut novel and the first in a trilogy. The unique and luscious world of magic and beasts that Ayana Grey brought to life made for such a great reading experience. That whole experience in the Greater Jungle felt so vivid at some point my skin was crawling reading about a certain scene (won’t say much more).
The second half of the book had some unexpected plot twists that got me *gasping*.
The main characters, Koffi and Ekon were well written and while there were quite a few developments for each I think they are only at the beginning of their character arcs. I also think that they have yet to face their biggest challenges.
After finishing this book I went and pre-ordered the second book within a day or 2, so I’m definitely looking forward to seeing where the storyline goes and how the characters develop!
Beasts of Prey is a brilliant debut novel and the first in a trilogy. The unique and luscious world of magic and beasts that Ayana Grey brought to life made for such a great reading experience. That whole experience in the Greater Jungle felt so vivid at some point my skin was crawling reading about a certain scene (won’t say much more).
The second half of the book had some unexpected plot twists that got me *gasping*.
The main characters, Koffi and Ekon were well written and while there were quite a few developments for each I think they are only at the beginning of their character arcs. I also think that they have yet to face their biggest challenges.
After finishing this book I went and pre-ordered the second book within a day or 2, so I’m definitely looking forward to seeing where the storyline goes and how the characters develop!