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A review by lindakat
The Deepest Blue by Sarah Beth Durst
4.0
Three and a half stars, rounding up to four.
A fantastical story about grief and loss and healing.
Mayara holds a gift of connecting with spirits, being able to communicate with them, a wonderful gift if not for the fact that once discovered she would be called in for treason and given two choices. Become a Silent One and lose all connection to your old life or chose to survive on an island for a month (with naught but the clothes on your back) one inhabited by spirits of all sorts wanting to kill and probably die as her sister did.
Beautifully written but I expected nothing other from Sarah Beth Durst, amazing world building, likable characters.
A fantastical story about grief and loss and healing.
Mayara holds a gift of connecting with spirits, being able to communicate with them, a wonderful gift if not for the fact that once discovered she would be called in for treason and given two choices. Become a Silent One and lose all connection to your old life or chose to survive on an island for a month (with naught but the clothes on your back) one inhabited by spirits of all sorts wanting to kill and probably die as her sister did.
Beautifully written but I expected nothing other from Sarah Beth Durst, amazing world building, likable characters.