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ria_mhrj 's review for:
Heroine's Journey
by Sarah Kuhn
Sarah Kuhn, please write faster. I need more of your books please.
This series is such a blast, I'm delighted that this isn't the last time we get to visit this world. I was a bit nervous to discover surly teenage empath Bea was going to be our protagonist, but turns out 22 year old Bea is just as much an engaging heroine as her predecessors. One of the many things I love about this series is the willingness of the author to give her characters depth, with real flaws and lets them mess up without it ever quite feeling overdone. Bea talks too fast, gets her feelings easily hurt and flirts more with the dark side than either Evie or Annie ever did, but she's also sparkier and funnier, and I dearly hope her poster boards exist in the real world and that someone took pictures.
This entry also has the most compelling mystery and the supernatural goings on held my attention and kept me guessing throughout. We got a great romance, awesome friendships, vivid food descriptions (I really want some katsu soon please) and a one-eyed dog based on a real life superstar bookselling dog. Seriously, what more could you want?
So please, Sarah Kuhn, I'm begging you, write faster, the world needs more of your books.
This series is such a blast, I'm delighted that this isn't the last time we get to visit this world. I was a bit nervous to discover surly teenage empath Bea was going to be our protagonist, but turns out 22 year old Bea is just as much an engaging heroine as her predecessors. One of the many things I love about this series is the willingness of the author to give her characters depth, with real flaws and lets them mess up without it ever quite feeling overdone. Bea talks too fast, gets her feelings easily hurt and flirts more with the dark side than either Evie or Annie ever did, but she's also sparkier and funnier, and I dearly hope her poster boards exist in the real world and that someone took pictures.
This entry also has the most compelling mystery and the supernatural goings on held my attention and kept me guessing throughout. We got a great romance, awesome friendships, vivid food descriptions (I really want some katsu soon please) and a one-eyed dog based on a real life superstar bookselling dog. Seriously, what more could you want?
So please, Sarah Kuhn, I'm begging you, write faster, the world needs more of your books.