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A review by tej_reads
Heavenly Bodies by Imani Erriu
4.5
Heavenly Bodies is an otherworldly adventure with stunning world building all contained in a romantasy novel.
I enjoyed Heavenly Bodies, I didn’t think I would, there was one line at the start that made me cringe inside but I carried on and I was reworded. Erriu strikes a perfect balance between romance and fantasy, creating a rich world with an interesting mythology, detailed world building and a magic system you want to be a part of. But at the same time it’s very easy to understand, you’re not struggling at all reading Heavenly Bodies with Erriu easing you into all the concepts.
Enzo is just perfect, I love an MMC that is just totally obsessed with his girl, I’m a sucker for the whole “will do anything for her” energy that he exudes. Enzo and Elaras relationship is also so cute and in my opinion well done, there’s a level of trust in the relationship that makes it so believable.
I’m so angry at myself for not finding this book when it was indie published, because that ending… I don’t know what to do.
Thank you to Penguin, Imani Erriu and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.
I enjoyed Heavenly Bodies, I didn’t think I would, there was one line at the start that made me cringe inside but I carried on and I was reworded. Erriu strikes a perfect balance between romance and fantasy, creating a rich world with an interesting mythology, detailed world building and a magic system you want to be a part of. But at the same time it’s very easy to understand, you’re not struggling at all reading Heavenly Bodies with Erriu easing you into all the concepts.
Enzo is just perfect, I love an MMC that is just totally obsessed with his girl, I’m a sucker for the whole “will do anything for her” energy that he exudes. Enzo and Elaras relationship is also so cute and in my opinion well done, there’s a level of trust in the relationship that makes it so believable.
I’m so angry at myself for not finding this book when it was indie published, because that ending… I don’t know what to do.
Thank you to Penguin, Imani Erriu and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.