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A review by shatari
Wings Unseen by Rebecca Gomez Farrell
2.0
I received an arc copy of Wings Unseen from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Actual rating 1.5 stars.
The cover and blurb got me interested in reading this book. There are different POV's which worked well, particularly for a fantasy setting. There is a lot going on when the story starts, which makes it quite confusing to work out what is going on and who everyone is. Due to this, I only read to about the 20% mark, and then skim read the rest. This is currently classed as young adult, but there was some content and language here that would make me uncomfortable recommending it to teens e.g. the use of the "c" word.
The author has created an interesting world and magic system, but it feels like it needs stronger editing to make it easier to read.
Actual rating 1.5 stars.
The cover and blurb got me interested in reading this book. There are different POV's which worked well, particularly for a fantasy setting. There is a lot going on when the story starts, which makes it quite confusing to work out what is going on and who everyone is. Due to this, I only read to about the 20% mark, and then skim read the rest. This is currently classed as young adult, but there was some content and language here that would make me uncomfortable recommending it to teens e.g. the use of the "c" word.
The author has created an interesting world and magic system, but it feels like it needs stronger editing to make it easier to read.