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A review by bookwormpersephone
Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson
5.0
I gave up thinking of what to say and just decided to briefly tell you why this book is good.
1. Nathaniel Thorn is a softie boy who loves his demon servant to bits and understands the struggle he has been through to stay beside him. He's witty, intelligent, and makes meme-tier jokes
2. Elisabeth is strong, independent, and would cross mountains and oceans for the ones she loves. She also loves said meme-tier jokes Nathaniel cracks
3. Silas. My baby boy. My white-haired livery-wearing boy. He's precious. You'll love him.
4. World-building isn't as complex as cosmere but cmon, that's not the focus here. The focus lies more on the journey Elisabeth takes and the libraries (which are given ample spotlight). Still, magic-system is simple and easy to understand.
Now go read it. Right now. Fantasy lover with a reading slump? This will get you out of it. Cheers
1. Nathaniel Thorn is a softie boy who loves his demon servant to bits and understands the struggle he has been through to stay beside him. He's witty, intelligent, and makes meme-tier jokes
2. Elisabeth is strong, independent, and would cross mountains and oceans for the ones she loves. She also loves said meme-tier jokes Nathaniel cracks
3. Silas. My baby boy. My white-haired livery-wearing boy. He's precious. You'll love him.
4. World-building isn't as complex as cosmere but cmon, that's not the focus here. The focus lies more on the journey Elisabeth takes and the libraries (which are given ample spotlight). Still, magic-system is simple and easy to understand.
Now go read it. Right now. Fantasy lover with a reading slump? This will get you out of it. Cheers