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A review by ameserole
The Women's War by Jenna Glass
4.0
The Women's War was so much fun to listen to. Thrown into a world where the first duty is to produce a male heir was interesting. Sort of like a blast from the past kind of thing. Where women were treated more like possessions than people. The only thing this book needs is for the unexpected to happen, right? Yes.
Women no longer want to see themselves the way they have always been. They are pretty sick of it if I'm being quite honest here. So, it should surprise anyone really when they finally realize that they can hold all the cards for once.
Change is in the air and lots of people are excited to see it. Now, not every male character is but they are complete douche canoes who only really care about having a son. If they want one so freaking badly, then be my guest and have one. By yourself.
The characters, tensions, and all kinds of twists throughout this were simply amazing. I never once found myself bored and just wanted to know more about this world and revolution coming my way. Then there's the hints of magic here and there that definitely helped form questions in my mind. Seriously, I have no idea what the rest of this series will bring me but I'm excited, nonetheless.
In the end, I can't wait to jump into the sequel and the novella. Definitely need more from this series.
Women no longer want to see themselves the way they have always been. They are pretty sick of it if I'm being quite honest here. So, it should surprise anyone really when they finally realize that they can hold all the cards for once.
Change is in the air and lots of people are excited to see it. Now, not every male character is but they are complete douche canoes who only really care about having a son. If they want one so freaking badly, then be my guest and have one. By yourself.
The characters, tensions, and all kinds of twists throughout this were simply amazing. I never once found myself bored and just wanted to know more about this world and revolution coming my way. Then there's the hints of magic here and there that definitely helped form questions in my mind. Seriously, I have no idea what the rest of this series will bring me but I'm excited, nonetheless.
In the end, I can't wait to jump into the sequel and the novella. Definitely need more from this series.