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A review by _andbookdragons
Truthwitch by Susan Dennard
Did not finish book.
Number of pages: 416
Number of times read (including the time before this review): 1
Rating (out of five stars): 0
I wanted to love Truthwitch so much (I even own a signed copy that came in my January Uppercase box), but I ended up marking it as D.N.F. 55% of the way through.
I hated our main characters. For me, they had no redeeming qualities. This book was also plot-less. The plot is basically two girls running from various people because one of them is special.
There was also absolutely no world-building. Why are Iseult’s people hated? What are the terms of this peace treaty and how can it be broken? What on earth am I supposed to be imaging setting-wise? How do people become thread-siblings? What are the void and the aether? What do these wells have to do with magic? etc.
Overall, Truthwitch was a disappointing D.N.F.
Originally posted on https://fortheloverofbooks.wordpress.com/
Number of times read (including the time before this review): 1
Rating (out of five stars): 0
I wanted to love Truthwitch so much (I even own a signed copy that came in my January Uppercase box), but I ended up marking it as D.N.F. 55% of the way through.
I hated our main characters. For me, they had no redeeming qualities. This book was also plot-less. The plot is basically two girls running from various people because one of them is special.
There was also absolutely no world-building. Why are Iseult’s people hated? What are the terms of this peace treaty and how can it be broken? What on earth am I supposed to be imaging setting-wise? How do people become thread-siblings? What are the void and the aether? What do these wells have to do with magic? etc.
Overall, Truthwitch was a disappointing D.N.F.
Originally posted on https://fortheloverofbooks.wordpress.com/