A review by jpegging
The Storm Runner by J.C. Cervantes

3.0

The mythology is fun, interesting and well-loved in a way I'd expect from a Riordan imprint, but unfortunately that's about as far as it goes. Ultimately, Zane is a charmless protagonist whose magically prescribed disability is handled with language and situations that seem regressive, which is kind of a theme, and objectifies the more competent woman character to the point that she's barely a character besides how attracted he is to her. This was a quick read and a trudge to get through at the same time, and while the plot and ideas are strong, I just can't handle the main character.