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A review by si0bhan
Light Of A Thousand Stars by Siobhan Davis
2.0
Light of a Thousand Stars is book two-point-five in the True Calling series, and it’s an interesting addition to the series. Although it is not a necessity to read this one to understand the overall series, it is a nice little extra for those who want to know about the characters prior to the start of the series.
In truth, I knew before going into this one that I would not be crazy about the story. I’m not crazy about either of the boys in the love triangle, but if forced to make a choice I would pick Cal over Zane. Therefore, it was interesting to see the interaction between Zane and Ari in the time before, but I knew it would not win me over to his character and their relationship.
However, the story did leave me super interested in seeing how certain details come to light and come together in the final book. The way book two ended let us know there were more secrets to be revealed, and Light of a Thousand Stars made that even more obvious.
Although I wasn’t crazy about Light of a Thousand Stars it was a nice little addition for those who are hooked to the series.
In truth, I knew before going into this one that I would not be crazy about the story. I’m not crazy about either of the boys in the love triangle, but if forced to make a choice I would pick Cal over Zane. Therefore, it was interesting to see the interaction between Zane and Ari in the time before, but I knew it would not win me over to his character and their relationship.
However, the story did leave me super interested in seeing how certain details come to light and come together in the final book. The way book two ended let us know there were more secrets to be revealed, and Light of a Thousand Stars made that even more obvious.
Although I wasn’t crazy about Light of a Thousand Stars it was a nice little addition for those who are hooked to the series.