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A review by thejdizzler
Children of Earth and Sky by Guy Gavriel Kay
4.0
Guy Gavriel Kay has sort of anti-grown on me. So many times are we reminded of what these characters are, in a melodramatic, echoey way, it becomes tiresome.
This felt rushed, with 6 hours left to listen I was expecting a setup for some kind of a sequel. A Saratine Mosaic duology set a thousand years after the first. But that didn't happen
And yet, I still enjoyed this book. There is something about Kay's writing that convey's real human emotion: sorrow, joy, ambition, jealousy, truth, lies, love, hate, that spoke to me. So that's why this book is 4 stars instead of the three it's problems deserve.
This felt rushed, with 6 hours left to listen I was expecting a setup for some kind of a sequel. A Saratine Mosaic duology set a thousand years after the first. But that didn't happen
And yet, I still enjoyed this book. There is something about Kay's writing that convey's real human emotion: sorrow, joy, ambition, jealousy, truth, lies, love, hate, that spoke to me. So that's why this book is 4 stars instead of the three it's problems deserve.