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A review by unambiguouslyme
The Kingless Crown by Sarah M. Cradit
5.0
If you are a fan of epic fantasy, stop right now and pick up this book. Sarah M. Cradit has created an immersive world the likes of which are few and far between in this era of quick read books that shy away from introducing too many characters and plot lines. Think 'Game of Thrones' but without needing to kill characters every 50 pages for the shock value (although there are shocks and thrills aplenty in this story as well).
This is the kind of book that you curl up with and loose yourself and time as you're immersed in the characters and storylines. Now, with all good epic fantasy it will take about 25% through the book before you start to understand the characters and while normally I'm a fan of ebooks, I think this might be better with a physical copy so you can reference the genealogy pages at the front until you can keep straight who is related to whom.
Without going into the plot - the blurb from the author does justice there - I cannot state enough how highly I recommend this book. When it ended I felt empty and will continue to until the story is continued in book 2.
This is my honest review after receiving an ARC copy from the author.
This is the kind of book that you curl up with and loose yourself and time as you're immersed in the characters and storylines. Now, with all good epic fantasy it will take about 25% through the book before you start to understand the characters and while normally I'm a fan of ebooks, I think this might be better with a physical copy so you can reference the genealogy pages at the front until you can keep straight who is related to whom.
Without going into the plot - the blurb from the author does justice there - I cannot state enough how highly I recommend this book. When it ended I felt empty and will continue to until the story is continued in book 2.
This is my honest review after receiving an ARC copy from the author.