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A review by uvglopanda
Fated Born by Kristin L. Hamblin
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
sad
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Absolutely enthralling!
What are we if we cannot feel emotion?
Let me preface with saying I adore books that take a new look at pre-mortality, life and the world after death. Fathed Born brought to us a new way to view the subject and reframed some things/terms that I grew up with being a part of certain religious beliefs. That being said this book is in no way religious, there is no mention of a God or holy power, simply how mortals come to be and where souls come from.
I loved every page, watching the watchers balance neutrality and mortal influence was mesmerizing and I cannot wait to dive into the next book.
I will say if you arent as invested in anyone other than Ardenis, you could stop with just Fated Born but I hardly see how you could not be just as invested on life beyond Acantha.
What are we if we cannot feel emotion?
Let me preface with saying I adore books that take a new look at pre-mortality, life and the world after death. Fathed Born brought to us a new way to view the subject and reframed some things/terms that I grew up with being a part of certain religious beliefs. That being said this book is in no way religious, there is no mention of a God or holy power, simply how mortals come to be and where souls come from.
I loved every page, watching the watchers balance neutrality and mortal influence was mesmerizing and I cannot wait to dive into the next book.
I will say if you arent as invested in anyone other than Ardenis, you could stop with just Fated Born but I hardly see how you could not be just as invested on life beyond Acantha.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death, Death of parent, Pregnancy, Injury/Injury detail, Grief, and Stalking