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A review by dsylexa
Ruin of Stars by Linsey Miller
4.0
Ruin of Star takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster, providing a thrilling conclusion to this duology. The sequel offers an even more compelling story with increased diversity and a strong queer representation. Maud's sassy character and Sal's quest for vengeance make this book a captivating read. It delves deep into Sal's struggles with PTSD and anxiety, offering a poignant portrayal.
The story brings together political intrigue, magic, and mystery, giving readers more insight into the Shadows. Sal's character development shines as they embrace their true self. The narrative doesn't shy away from emotional turmoil, making the readers' hearts ache at times. Linsey Miller masterfully concludes the series, leaving us with a complex and memorable world and characters.
The story brings together political intrigue, magic, and mystery, giving readers more insight into the Shadows. Sal's character development shines as they embrace their true self. The narrative doesn't shy away from emotional turmoil, making the readers' hearts ache at times. Linsey Miller masterfully concludes the series, leaving us with a complex and memorable world and characters.