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A review by vailynst
Murder of Crows by Annie Bellet
3.0
Mini-Review:
Why? That's the question I ask a lot and it doesn't really get an answer. Usually, that's fine but I don't think I will ever get a satisfactory answer to the many questions I've collected by reading this series.
This book deals with Jade's family and where she grew up. Something is wrong and her father comes to ask for Jade's help. Stuff happens and no one is happy with the results.
I like the GameLit vibe of the series. I like the characters in Jade's life. I still don't understand how a 50+ year old sorceress can be as clueless and immature as Jade. Or why such a person would be attractive to Alek.
The writing is okay but the book was like a teasing appetizer. It was good and you're ready for a tasty main course but there isn't one.
Why? That's the question I ask a lot and it doesn't really get an answer. Usually, that's fine but I don't think I will ever get a satisfactory answer to the many questions I've collected by reading this series.
This book deals with Jade's family and where she grew up. Something is wrong and her father comes to ask for Jade's help. Stuff happens and no one is happy with the results.
I like the GameLit vibe of the series. I like the characters in Jade's life. I still don't understand how a 50+ year old sorceress can be as clueless and immature as Jade. Or why such a person would be attractive to Alek.
The writing is okay but the book was like a teasing appetizer. It was good and you're ready for a tasty main course but there isn't one.