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A review by sydney_arcuri
A Chorus Rises by Bethany C. Morrow
4.0
4/5
Much like with A Song Below Water I enjoyed pretty much everything, but was left wanting a little bit more in the fantasy / mythology concepts presented within this book. Granted, I feel like we get a little bit more information on the magic system and how each mythological beings magic worked, but I still wish there could've been more.
This story is in Naema's perspective and I loved the way she evolved as a character without changing her personality completely. Most times authors try to completely reinvent their antagonist to show how they've changed as a person, but I liked the way Morrow did it in this story. It seemed way more realistic and genuine.
Much like with A Song Below Water I enjoyed pretty much everything, but was left wanting a little bit more in the fantasy / mythology concepts presented within this book. Granted, I feel like we get a little bit more information on the magic system and how each mythological beings magic worked, but I still wish there could've been more.
This story is in Naema's perspective and I loved the way she evolved as a character without changing her personality completely. Most times authors try to completely reinvent their antagonist to show how they've changed as a person, but I liked the way Morrow did it in this story. It seemed way more realistic and genuine.