Divine Blood
2020 • 367 pages

Ratings5

Average rating3.4

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Spoiler-Free Review:

I have been seeing this book all over Instagram and, since I'm going rogue on the TBR this month, I decided to give it a shot! It was so worth it! The first 50% of the book was a bit slow paced and there was a ton of world building and information. I found the story intriguing but it didn't consume me which is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. The pacing of the second half of the book was much quicker as the story developed and the plot thickened. This book is a YA fantasy. Enemies to lovers vibes are strong although it hasn't quite fully developed in the story yet. This book gave me Fellowship of the Rings vibes- a group a very different beings going on a quest with a common goal. It's been fun to see where the journey takes them and get to see it from multiple POVs. When I say this is multi-POV, y'all there's so many POVs! I absolutely loved getting to see the story unfold from so many sides. I'm convinced Beck Michaels is a POV wizard! The book is well written with amazing imagery and storytelling. The female main character Dyna is a gentle soul who loves fiercely and with everything she has. Cassiel is a tortured soul that seeks acceptance. I just love them both. It's the slowest burn and so much tension. I'm hoping we get to see more of their relationship develop in book 2, Bonded Fates. The side characters are amazing, and I feel that they're well-developed since we get to see their POV. Everyone has a different mission with one common link. I found myself rooting for them all to succeed. Like I stated before this is a YA fantasy 16+ for mild language. I cannot wait to dive into book 2 soon!

January 24, 2022Report this review