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yuliatta 's review for:
Soulkeeper
by David Dalglish
4.5
I loved this too much to write a proper and well-articulated review so here are the main points I loved:
- the world and magic: they are very well-developed and so prominent in the story, I absolutely loved the way they are done. As a big fan of magic in fantasy books, I absolutely adored all of it, I adored the way its return was described and the people's reactions too. It's been a while since I read a book with such active magic, especially of this sort, with all kinds of magical creatures in it and I'm so excited for Ravencaller now.
The world and its lore seems pretty big and I'm very curious to see how it will be written in Ravencaller.
- the characters: honestly? I didn't find even one boring POV this time, all of them have their big roles in the story and each of them is very interesting to follow. Of them all, my favourite character is Puffy
I loved this too much to write a proper and well-articulated review so here are the main points I loved:
- the world and magic: they are very well-developed and so prominent in the story, I absolutely loved the way they are done. As a big fan of magic in fantasy books, I absolutely adored all of it, I adored the way its return was described and the people's reactions too. It's been a while since I read a book with such active magic, especially of this sort, with all kinds of magical creatures in it and I'm so excited for Ravencaller now.
The world and its lore seems pretty big and I'm very curious to see how it will be written in Ravencaller.
- the characters: honestly? I didn't find even one boring POV this time, all of them have their big roles in the story and each of them is very interesting to follow. Of them all, my favourite character is Puffy