Avery
Took me a while to get through this one. I was really drawn in by the first book in the series, but had a hard time staying invested in this one.
Maybe there was too much I had forgotten about the first, combined with a feeling that this was all setting up for the next book. It ended up feeling very much like a middle book, stuff happening but nothing resolving.
The constantly switching viewpoints also multiply the number of characters and concepts to the point that they became hard to keep track of. It felt like the minute I was getting into it, the perspective would swap and I'd be dumped back at square one.
The new worlds and concepts are interesting, and some stuff does happen, but at this point I’m not sure that I'll continue when the next book comes out.
Took me a while to get through this one. I was really drawn in by the first book in the series, but had a hard time staying invested in this one.
Maybe there was too much I had forgotten about the first, combined with a feeling that this was all setting up for the next book. It ended up feeling very much like a middle book, stuff happening but nothing resolving.
The constantly switching viewpoints also multiply the number of characters and concepts to the point that they became hard to keep track of. It felt like the minute I was getting into it, the perspective would swap and I'd be dumped back at square one.
The new worlds and concepts are interesting, and some stuff does happen, but at this point I’m not sure that I'll continue when the next book comes out.