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A review by hamkiss
The Goddess of Nothing At All by Cat Rector
5.0
I've got this book as an ARC from the author, thanks for that!!This book was fantastic!!
I'm from Sweden so I'm pretty familiar with most of the stories, but in this book they are written from the perspective of Sigyn Odindottir, which is a godess I was not familiar with at all.
This story starts rather sweet, but boy oh boy does it get dark. I really enjoyed the fact that some mistakes are unfixable and some relationships is not going to be reinstated. That really makes the darkness feel genuine.
The story has a lot of LGBTQA+ characters and that's always welcome in my opinion.
The language in this book is all around good it can sometimes be a bit wierd when books in english uses Swedish and Norwegian words, but in this one i found no problems with that.
There is one chapter, chapter 65 that I really loved, it's where Sigyn has this inner monologue about here feelings that's just so sad and raw and human. It's simply beautiful!
Last but not least Hreidulfr is fantastic
I'm from Sweden so I'm pretty familiar with most of the stories, but in this book they are written from the perspective of Sigyn Odindottir, which is a godess I was not familiar with at all.
This story starts rather sweet, but boy oh boy does it get dark. I really enjoyed the fact that some mistakes are unfixable and some relationships is not going to be reinstated. That really makes the darkness feel genuine.
The story has a lot of LGBTQA+ characters and that's always welcome in my opinion.
The language in this book is all around good it can sometimes be a bit wierd when books in english uses Swedish and Norwegian words, but in this one i found no problems with that.
There is one chapter, chapter 65 that I really loved, it's where Sigyn has this inner monologue about here feelings that's just so sad and raw and human. It's simply beautiful!
Last but not least Hreidulfr is fantastic