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A review by kirstyreadsblog
The Tiger's Watch by Julia Ember
3.0
Please be aware that there is misgendering in this book and there is violence.
Tashi has to escape the capital as their life is in danger. They're an inhabitor, which means they have a really close connection with an animal, to the point where they can inhabit the animals body. However when they go to a monastery it is quickly taken over by enemy forces and they decide to spy.
The world building was really good in the sense it had a really good religious system, which a lot of books skip over. The inhabitor part of this book was an interesting idea but the way it was written just didn't read very well. I found it hard to distinguish between what was going on with Tashi and what was going on with the tiger.
Continue my review here: https://kirstyreadsblog.wordpress.com/2017/10/23/the-tigers-curse-by-julia-ember
Tashi has to escape the capital as their life is in danger. They're an inhabitor, which means they have a really close connection with an animal, to the point where they can inhabit the animals body. However when they go to a monastery it is quickly taken over by enemy forces and they decide to spy.
The world building was really good in the sense it had a really good religious system, which a lot of books skip over. The inhabitor part of this book was an interesting idea but the way it was written just didn't read very well. I found it hard to distinguish between what was going on with Tashi and what was going on with the tiger.
Continue my review here: https://kirstyreadsblog.wordpress.com/2017/10/23/the-tigers-curse-by-julia-ember