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A review by wonderwomannz
Throne of the Fallen by Kerri Maniscalco
1.0
The latest addition to her repertoire, promising great world-building and captivating characters. However, for some readers like myself, the experience may not resonate as strongly as intended.
Despite the commendable writing style and quality of narration, I found myself struggling to engage with the plot. At over 19 hours long, the pacing felt slow, and after investing 8 hours, I still had a daunting 11 more ahead of me. This extensive length can be intimidating, especially when the storyline doesn't captivate. For me the plot just didn’t seem that exciting.
It certainly held potential but ultimately didn’t align with my preferences or current mood, leading me to step away from the series. While I appreciate Maniscalco's talent and the effort put into creating this fantasy world, it seems that this particular journey isn't one I want to continue.
It might appeal to fans of epic fantasy seeking detailed storytelling. However, for those who favor brisk pacing and engaging plots, it may be worth exploring other options.
Despite the commendable writing style and quality of narration, I found myself struggling to engage with the plot. At over 19 hours long, the pacing felt slow, and after investing 8 hours, I still had a daunting 11 more ahead of me. This extensive length can be intimidating, especially when the storyline doesn't captivate. For me the plot just didn’t seem that exciting.
It certainly held potential but ultimately didn’t align with my preferences or current mood, leading me to step away from the series. While I appreciate Maniscalco's talent and the effort put into creating this fantasy world, it seems that this particular journey isn't one I want to continue.
It might appeal to fans of epic fantasy seeking detailed storytelling. However, for those who favor brisk pacing and engaging plots, it may be worth exploring other options.