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A review by anna4
Godkiller by Hannah Kaner
adventurous
mysterious
fast-paced
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.25
I'm writing this while being about 40% into the sequel.
This books ends somewhat in a cliffhanger and book 2 basically picks up right where this one left off, so you might want to have book 2 on hand when starting this.
We have multiple pov which, yes, we love. However, I cannot say I was interested in everyone and I can't really tell if it was just the length of the book (too short) or the characters themselves.
Skedi for example, while cute in the beginning, turned out annoying towards the end.
What I really liked though was the world building and the concept of gods as well as the approach the people have in regards to them.
This books ends somewhat in a cliffhanger and book 2 basically picks up right where this one left off, so you might want to have book 2 on hand when starting this.
We have multiple pov which, yes, we love. However, I cannot say I was interested in everyone and I can't really tell if it was just the length of the book (too short) or the characters themselves.
Skedi for example, while cute in the beginning, turned out annoying towards the end.
What I really liked though was the world building and the concept of gods as well as the approach the people have in regards to them.