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The Light of All That Falls
by James Islington
adventurous
emotional
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This book, man...
I can't say too much of what I think of this book without getting into spoilers territory, but this may be my favorite book of the year so far, something impressive considering I think the previous books of the series are pretty good but not amazing.
This book was huge, both in length and what it needed to accomplish, and I'm so so happy it delivered.
The whole plot of the series is perfectly wrapped up with very exciting and emotional scenes that still manage to surprise with many twists and turns.
While there are some plot-holes (which Islington has stated will be explored in a future book) I'm just amazed at how plot and characters are fused, creating what I would say, without a doubt, is 'peak fantasy'.
I've read pretty great books this year, but The Light of All That Falls really made an impact on me.
I can't say too much of what I think of this book without getting into spoilers territory, but this may be my favorite book of the year so far, something impressive considering I think the previous books of the series are pretty good but not amazing.
This book was huge, both in length and what it needed to accomplish, and I'm so so happy it delivered.
The whole plot of the series is perfectly wrapped up with very exciting and emotional scenes that still manage to surprise with many twists and turns.
While there are some plot-holes (which Islington has stated will be explored in a future book) I'm just amazed at how plot and characters are fused, creating what I would say, without a doubt, is 'peak fantasy'.
I've read pretty great books this year, but The Light of All That Falls really made an impact on me.