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A review by annsbibliotherapy
She Who Rides the Storm by Caitlin Sangster
4.0
Two people brought together in uncertainty learn to rely on each other even when the odds are stacked against them.
Wonderfully written with imaginative world building and a story that draws you in. This book is complex and, at times, makes you look at the decisions you'd make when there is no right choice.
Anwei and Knox have both lost people and are trying to find their way in the hard world they find themselves in while trying to put themselves and their lives back together.
This one is great for people that love fantasy. I'm generally not a fan of the shapeshifter storyline, but this one was done really well, and I enjoyed the book as a whole.
Wonderfully written with imaginative world building and a story that draws you in. This book is complex and, at times, makes you look at the decisions you'd make when there is no right choice.
Anwei and Knox have both lost people and are trying to find their way in the hard world they find themselves in while trying to put themselves and their lives back together.
This one is great for people that love fantasy. I'm generally not a fan of the shapeshifter storyline, but this one was done really well, and I enjoyed the book as a whole.