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A review by kellyjmac
Keynan Masters and the Peerless Magic Crew by DaVaun Sanders
4.0
I was given an ebook ARC of this book from Netgalley and Inkyard Press but the review below is all my own.
It took a little while for me to get into this book but it did come around after a bit. I found I was confused about the world it was set in for too long and wished there was some earlier explanations of the weird things that were happening. The fighting between Keynan the member’s of his crew felt forced at times and I agree with another reviewer that there were too many questions left unanswered. When we got more information about what the storms were and how the magic worked it became a lot more interesting and then I was hooked. There was a magical, almost Wonderland vibe to the breaks and I really loved how the arts were the key to dealing with it. I wish I could see what they were seeing because from the description it was pretty wild. I’m definitely interested to see where this is all heading since the end was quite the shocker and cliffhanger. I can see some of the unanswered questions that were left dangling really paying off in the future books.
It took a little while for me to get into this book but it did come around after a bit. I found I was confused about the world it was set in for too long and wished there was some earlier explanations of the weird things that were happening. The fighting between Keynan the member’s of his crew felt forced at times and I agree with another reviewer that there were too many questions left unanswered. When we got more information about what the storms were and how the magic worked it became a lot more interesting and then I was hooked. There was a magical, almost Wonderland vibe to the breaks and I really loved how the arts were the key to dealing with it. I wish I could see what they were seeing because from the description it was pretty wild. I’m definitely interested to see where this is all heading since the end was quite the shocker and cliffhanger. I can see some of the unanswered questions that were left dangling really paying off in the future books.