Mini book haul
Did a little B&N shopping 🤪
You know, I really hope the next book starts out with everyone apologizing for the bullshit they put Taesia through in this book. While I didn‘t particularly enjoy it in the beginning, I ultimately loved this book. It‘s a lot, and it‘s dense, but it‘s really good.
Read my full review at: https://www.rainyreader.com/single-post/the-city-of-dusk.
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I need the sequel already! This book was fun, and reminded me why I usually gravitate towards fantasy. The worldbuilding was fantastic, particularly the mythology concerning the gods and the different realms.
The four main characters here are the heirs to each of the four Houses mentioned at the start of the book. I wasn't attached to any of them in particular, and at first I thought it made for a slow book to let them each have their own
"I do, however, believe that if we view those who rule as infallible—touched by the gods, and therefore sacred—we will continue to set a dangerous precedent for ourselves. It is one thing to show devotion for the gods. It is quite another to devote yourself to your people.”
Book 2 from The Adult FairyLoot collection. This is a very pretty book with maps, signature & black sprayed edges. Love it & look forward to reading it!!
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Finally got some time to read this weekend! Just in time for Asian Readathon 2022. 🎊 Starting off with The City of Dusk by Tara Sim.
Happy Book Birthday to Tara Sim's The City of Dusk, the first book in The Dark Gods series!! 🥳
This dedication was everything. 😂