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A review by kiess_nyx
Idriel's Children by Hayley Reese Chow
4.0
I was reading this book and the first book at the same time because the author contacted me to review this one.
She told me it did not matter whether I read the first one or not it would not matter but I like a challenge.
One thing I noticed was that Aza's mum, Kaia story was more interesting than her.
The first book managed to rope me in from the first line the second manged to do it after five chapters.
The pacing was all over the place. I felt that the beginning was slow and then it picked up for a while, then the middle dragged on and the end felt rushed.
I enjoyed seeing the father-daughter dynamics between Aza and Klaus. I was always smiling when reading about them.
The plot was fairly good and the author did I great job.
The cover was also beautiful.
All in all, this is a book I would recommend to many people. I might even buy it even though I have some misier attitudes.
I received an advanced reader copy from the author. I thank her heartily for the opportunity.
She told me it did not matter whether I read the first one or not it would not matter but I like a challenge.
One thing I noticed was that Aza's mum, Kaia story was more interesting than her.
The first book managed to rope me in from the first line the second manged to do it after five chapters.
The pacing was all over the place. I felt that the beginning was slow and then it picked up for a while, then the middle dragged on and the end felt rushed.
I enjoyed seeing the father-daughter dynamics between Aza and Klaus. I was always smiling when reading about them.
The plot was fairly good and the author did I great job.
The cover was also beautiful.
All in all, this is a book I would recommend to many people. I might even buy it even though I have some misier attitudes.
I received an advanced reader copy from the author. I thank her heartily for the opportunity.