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mariareadssff 's review for:
Godkiller
by Hannah Kaner
"Godkiller" is a bright debut by Hannah Kaner.
It has some beloved tropes but with a breath fresh interpretation to them.
There is the heroine that is rough around the edges, the mysterious child and the knight that has put away his sword.
There are also plenty of gods and lore for fans of mythology, a queer normative setting, great disability representation and some hints of larger politics at play.
My only concern was the twist, it was difficult to believe, but I have faith that the author will explore the "why" in more depth in the next installment.
I am so glad I gave this book another chance. (The chapter about baking was what sold me into it.) Not only I was in an appropriate mood this time around, but it was a great read for the autumn season.
You can now support my passion for books with a small donation here https://ko-fi.com/mariareadssff
It has some beloved tropes but with a breath fresh interpretation to them.
There is the heroine that is rough around the edges, the mysterious child and the knight that has put away his sword.
There are also plenty of gods and lore for fans of mythology, a queer normative setting, great disability representation and some hints of larger politics at play.
My only concern was the twist, it was difficult to believe, but I have faith that the author will explore the "why" in more depth in the next installment.
I am so glad I gave this book another chance. (The chapter about baking was what sold me into it.) Not only I was in an appropriate mood this time around, but it was a great read for the autumn season.
You can now support my passion for books with a small donation here https://ko-fi.com/mariareadssff