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A review by naaytaashreads
Gods of the Wyrdwood by RJ Barker
3.0
It's been a while since I last read like a high fantasy.
I would consider Gods of the WyrdWood a high fantasy read.
It was a heavy magic theme that got confusing and slow-burning initially, but it gets so good and worth it.
The magic system and the world bring so many beautiful points that I get so obsessed.
However, what took me aback was how we were thrown into the world too fast.
In the beginning, most of the time, I got so confused about what was going on, or the terms they were using and what I was expecting.
I do wish we had brought it. I don't mind the slow-burning, but I wish there was a beginning to the world we were brought into then just getting us thrown into it.
The author did a phenomenal job of telling Cahan's story and journey.
It makes you grow into the curiosity of the world, and let me tell you, the action was IT.
Thank you Netgalley for this copy!
I would consider Gods of the WyrdWood a high fantasy read.
It was a heavy magic theme that got confusing and slow-burning initially, but it gets so good and worth it.
The magic system and the world bring so many beautiful points that I get so obsessed.
However, what took me aback was how we were thrown into the world too fast.
In the beginning, most of the time, I got so confused about what was going on, or the terms they were using and what I was expecting.
I do wish we had brought it. I don't mind the slow-burning, but I wish there was a beginning to the world we were brought into then just getting us thrown into it.
The author did a phenomenal job of telling Cahan's story and journey.
It makes you grow into the curiosity of the world, and let me tell you, the action was IT.
Thank you Netgalley for this copy!