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A review by inkspitblog
The Skylark's Song by J.M. Frey
5.0
I’d like to take a moment to thank the publishers and netgalley for a free copy in exchange of an honest review.
I absolutely adored this novel!
I had no idea this was self published when I picked it up but it was so so worth it. The pacing, characterisation, and plotting was doing so well. I was happy that the author gave me time to understand and become invested in the world before changing the setting of the novel. I feel like the conflict and confusion would not have been as impactful if we had not spent so much time getting to know Robin’s friends and family.
I would absolutely love to read the next book and I will be telling friends about this one!
While it’s not entirely perfect, I found very little that bothered me or that I could complain about. I would have enjoyed a bit more insight into the coyote and his country and how it worked though. However I assume this will happen in book 2 and would likely have ruined robins perfective.
A solid 4.5 stars and I can’t wait to continue the adventure!
I absolutely adored this novel!
I had no idea this was self published when I picked it up but it was so so worth it. The pacing, characterisation, and plotting was doing so well. I was happy that the author gave me time to understand and become invested in the world before changing the setting of the novel. I feel like the conflict and confusion would not have been as impactful if we had not spent so much time getting to know Robin’s friends and family.
I would absolutely love to read the next book and I will be telling friends about this one!
While it’s not entirely perfect, I found very little that bothered me or that I could complain about. I would have enjoyed a bit more insight into the coyote and his country and how it worked though. However I assume this will happen in book 2 and would likely have ruined robins perfective.
A solid 4.5 stars and I can’t wait to continue the adventure!