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Furyborn
by Claire Legrand
I really don’t know why it took me this long to read this book, but better late than never, right?
When I first started, I wasn’t very interested and it aggravated me that the POV bounced around. I pushed through and made myself keep reading, and god, I’m so glad I did.
I love the characters, they’re (in my opinion) the best parts of this book. Yes, they get on my nerves some times, but the best written characters will do that.
The world mechanisms could have been explained a bit better towards the beginning, and the dates threw me off (is this Earth centuries from now, is this a made up world?), but eventually things start making more sense.
The story also ends pretty abruptly, I was expecting it to continue on a bit more (but that could be because I read it on a Kindle and had no physical measure of how many pages were left).
All in all, I hungrily await Kingsbane and see what these amazing characters do.
When I first started, I wasn’t very interested and it aggravated me that the POV bounced around. I pushed through and made myself keep reading, and god, I’m so glad I did.
I love the characters, they’re (in my opinion) the best parts of this book. Yes, they get on my nerves some times, but the best written characters will do that.
The world mechanisms could have been explained a bit better towards the beginning, and the dates threw me off (is this Earth centuries from now, is this a made up world?), but eventually things start making more sense.
The story also ends pretty abruptly, I was expecting it to continue on a bit more (but that could be because I read it on a Kindle and had no physical measure of how many pages were left).
All in all, I hungrily await Kingsbane and see what these amazing characters do.