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A review by talkingchicle
Dream Country by Ashaye Brown
4.0
I recieved this as an ARC from ONWE Press.
I really liked this book. I loved the world building, the magical elements and I thought the character development was really well done. I have not read anything like this before, I loved how unique it felt. This book centres around triplets; two gods and a goddess. I am so glad that my siblings are nothing like the siblings in this book, they are so paranoid that the other two are going to kill them that they take extra measures to make sure that doesn't happen. Their mother was murdered when they were 6, but none of them have any memory or knowledge of the day leading up to that event and so they get separated into their individual realms by the Horn and Ivory gates. Until, when the triplets turn 19, the gates come down and one of the triplets tries to seize the opportunity to take over another realm. Then ending leaves me with questions so I definitely need a second book!
I really liked this book. I loved the world building, the magical elements and I thought the character development was really well done. I have not read anything like this before, I loved how unique it felt. This book centres around triplets; two gods and a goddess. I am so glad that my siblings are nothing like the siblings in this book, they are so paranoid that the other two are going to kill them that they take extra measures to make sure that doesn't happen. Their mother was murdered when they were 6, but none of them have any memory or knowledge of the day leading up to that event and so they get separated into their individual realms by the Horn and Ivory gates. Until, when the triplets turn 19, the gates come down and one of the triplets tries to seize the opportunity to take over another realm. Then ending leaves me with questions so I definitely need a second book!