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A review by kzimm2024
The Ippos King by Grace Draven
4.0
LOVE the cover, seeing Sev with his head bowed, gorgeous.
We waited a LOONNGG time for this book and I can honestly say I enjoyed it. We saw a glimpse of Brishen and Ildiko ( I remember their names since I re-read the series before getting to the new book) and the struggle after the necromancer magic is real. They suffer for Meggiddo being left behind.
So, Ahn and Sev (shortened due to totally forgetting how to spell their names), this story is of their journey to return Meggiddo to his place with his brothers and how it all unfolds. Its a long journey, I felt like I was with them every bitter moment. Their loves grows of course, and their future ends up tied up nicely with a little bow as only Ms. Draven can do.
It did leave the door open for more, so I hope this series will continue, just not as slowly? This book was supposed to be released in 2017.
I love the world building, the characters, the banter and the action. So I may just re-read master of Crows so I can stay here just a bit longer :)
We waited a LOONNGG time for this book and I can honestly say I enjoyed it. We saw a glimpse of Brishen and Ildiko ( I remember their names since I re-read the series before getting to the new book) and the struggle after the necromancer magic is real. They suffer for Meggiddo being left behind.
So, Ahn and Sev (shortened due to totally forgetting how to spell their names), this story is of their journey to return Meggiddo to his place with his brothers and how it all unfolds. Its a long journey, I felt like I was with them every bitter moment. Their loves grows of course, and their future ends up tied up nicely with a little bow as only Ms. Draven can do.
It did leave the door open for more, so I hope this series will continue, just not as slowly? This book was supposed to be released in 2017.
I love the world building, the characters, the banter and the action. So I may just re-read master of Crows so I can stay here just a bit longer :)