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A review by undervmountain
Rebel Fire by Ann Sei Lin
adventurous
tense
medium-paced
5.0
I can't remember the last time I rated a sequel 5 stars, but this has fully restored my faith in them again. Following on from the sheer chaos at the end of the first book, Kurara searches for answers to her past, and the future of the Shikigami.
There's three things I look for in a sequel - new characters, new location, new danger. This ticked all three, with Kurara and Haru travelling to meet the gravekeeper, meeting new Shikigami along the way and discovering the horrors they could become.
Of course, this did leave us on somewhat of a cliffhanger for the next book, which I can't wait for. I'm really hoping it will be released sometime in the next two years, and I really think this series could hit a full five stars across the board if ti keeps up.
There's three things I look for in a sequel - new characters, new location, new danger. This ticked all three, with Kurara and Haru travelling to meet the gravekeeper, meeting new Shikigami along the way and discovering the horrors they could become.
Of course, this did leave us on somewhat of a cliffhanger for the next book, which I can't wait for. I'm really hoping it will be released sometime in the next two years, and I really think this series could hit a full five stars across the board if ti keeps up.