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A review by jaynem
Storm of the Seven Sins by Emily Colin
dark
emotional
hopeful
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? It's complicated
5.0
To not spoil books 1 and 2, I will talk about Storm in vague terms. Storm picks up right after the final shocking reveals of Siege and Eva and Ari need to pick up the pieces of those events. Their enemy now has a new face and not only Eva and Ari at risk of losing all that they love, but so is their entire world.
I loved that we got to delve even deeper into where Eva and Ari came from. There was so much character and relationship development. Emily has built a great world and put interesting characters in it, not only the main ones but all the characters. I adored that at the conclusion of the book we come full circle back to one of my favourite scenes from Sword of the Seven Sins.
If you like fantasy with complex and rich relationships, political intrigue, forbidden love, enemies-to-lovers and action & adventure, this series is for you.
Having waited almost 3 years for the conclusion to this series, where I was constantly checking in how Emily was progressing, I am completely satisfied with the conclusion. I received an eARC from the author in exchange for an honest review but have also purchased the book.
I loved that we got to delve even deeper into where Eva and Ari came from. There was so much character and relationship development. Emily has built a great world and put interesting characters in it, not only the main ones but all the characters. I adored that at the conclusion of the book we come full circle back to one of my favourite scenes from Sword of the Seven Sins.
If you like fantasy with complex and rich relationships, political intrigue, forbidden love, enemies-to-lovers and action & adventure, this series is for you.
Having waited almost 3 years for the conclusion to this series, where I was constantly checking in how Emily was progressing, I am completely satisfied with the conclusion. I received an eARC from the author in exchange for an honest review but have also purchased the book.