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A review by that_reader_naomi
Wrath Becomes Her by Aden Polydoros
3.5
I really liked the ending of this book. As a whole it had a few structural flaws, but I think the author did a good job conveying his message-at least as I understand it.
I’m usually pretty iffy about WWII fiction, but as a historical fantasy novel, it does not take the place of a true story that needs to be told. Rather, it’s intended as an exploration of certain themes through these magical/kabbalistic elements. It’s hard to tell a good story with a seemingly invincible character, but I think Polydoros did well. I expected a little more from this book, but overall would recommend.
I’m usually pretty iffy about WWII fiction, but as a historical fantasy novel, it does not take the place of a true story that needs to be told. Rather, it’s intended as an exploration of certain themes through these magical/kabbalistic elements. It’s hard to tell a good story with a seemingly invincible character, but I think Polydoros did well. I expected a little more from this book, but overall would recommend.