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A review by vidhi26p
Daughters of the Nile by Stephanie Dray
4.0
“I think for men such as him, this is love. And I think for women such as you and me, it must be enough.”
An exceptional ending to this trilogy, I couldn’t have imagined the ending. The writing was a lot more mature than previous novels and I enjoyed this one immensely. There was a lot less focus on the divine/magic and more on the history which I also appreciated.
After all, any book that makes me weep is a good book. I was happily surprised at how much I had grown to love these characters and how brutal it would be to lose them. In a world where politics & crowns are games to the death, Dray does an incredible job and making these historical figures seem very much human. Loved/hated/died over this ending.
An exceptional ending to this trilogy, I couldn’t have imagined the ending. The writing was a lot more mature than previous novels and I enjoyed this one immensely. There was a lot less focus on the divine/magic and more on the history which I also appreciated.
After all, any book that makes me weep is a good book. I was happily surprised at how much I had grown to love these characters and how brutal it would be to lose them. In a world where politics & crowns are games to the death, Dray does an incredible job and making these historical figures seem very much human. Loved/hated/died over this ending.