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A review by yaredimpp
Dante's End by Ariana Nash
4.0
Havok became one of my favorite characters. I imagined him as a child playing with butterflies and it broke my heart.
As Ariana knows how to play with our feelings to break us. On the one hand we have Dante who has a great fighting spirit but who makes terrible decisions. And on the other hand to Habok The jailor, and between them a beautiful friendship is born until the betrayal arrives and the years pass.
I really liked the world that the author creates and the tension of wanting to know what is happening, there are many mysteries around Havok, and Dante's town, although we only had a small glimpse of what the magic system is, we know that it promises too much .
This book handles a slow burn that makes you want to scream, I need this pair together for yesterday.
As Ariana knows how to play with our feelings to break us. On the one hand we have Dante who has a great fighting spirit but who makes terrible decisions. And on the other hand to Habok The jailor, and between them a beautiful friendship is born until the betrayal arrives and the years pass.
I really liked the world that the author creates and the tension of wanting to know what is happening, there are many mysteries around Havok, and Dante's town, although we only had a small glimpse of what the magic system is, we know that it promises too much .
This book handles a slow burn that makes you want to scream, I need this pair together for yesterday.