This is the first book in the romantasy series, Witch Walker, about a young woman who intends to get revenge for kidnapping of her sister but finds the division between good and evil is not what it seems. Tropes include enemies to lovers (one sided), morally gray MMC, witches, unique magic system, medium burn, forced proximity and maybe my second favorite micro-trope, cuddling for warmth. There is some spice, as well as some dark themes, so please review the list of trigger warnings.
The Lovely: I love the main characters and how their relationship changes over the course of the book. The FMC is tenacious and brave, and uses sign language to communicate. She’s spent the last eight years hating the Witch Collector and the King, and plotting her revenge against them for the kidnapping of her sister. The MMC is a bit of a cinnamon roll (or burnt cinnamon roll - gruff on the outside, doughy inside) and has a scarred and tortured past.
Also Lovely: I also loved how the author writes the imagery of scenes, especially in the Frostwood. It’s not just the visual imagery but incorporates all the senses. It becomes quite vivid and haunting, leading to an immersive reading experience.
Rating: 5/5 Stars 2/5 Flames
Recommendation: I’ve had this book on my TBR for over a year and have had so many of my friends recommend the series to me. While this book does leave off mid-adventure with things to be resolved, there is not large, dramatic cliffhanger, which I appreciate (mostly because it’s a change from what I’ve been reading lately). I also loved the pacing of the story - something is always happening that maintains interest and keeps you guessing as to what comes next. For me, this book has it all, great main characters, beautiful imagery and a stellar plot, leading to this being a five star read.
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Great characters, stellar plot and beautiful imagery
This is the first book in the romantasy series, Witch Walker, about a young woman who intends to get revenge for kidnapping of her sister but finds the division between good and evil is not what it seems. Tropes include enemies to lovers (one sided), morally gray MMC, witches, unique magic system, medium burn, forced proximity and maybe my second favorite micro-trope, cuddling for warmth. There is some spice, as well as some dark themes, so please review the list of trigger warnings. The Lovely: I love the main characters and how their relationship changes over the course of the book. The FMC is tenacious and brave, and uses sign language to communicate. She’s spent the last eight years hating the Witch Collector and the King, and plotting her revenge against them for the kidnapping of her sister. The MMC is a bit of a cinnamon roll (or burnt cinnamon roll - gruff on the outside, doughy inside) and has a scarred and tortured past. Also Lovely: I also loved how the author writes the imagery of scenes, especially in the Frostwood. It’s not just the visual imagery but incorporates all the senses. It becomes quite vivid and haunting, leading to an immersive reading experience. Rating: 5/5 Stars 2/5 Flames Recommendation: I’ve had this book on my TBR for over a year and have had so many of my friends recommend the series to me. While this book does leave off mid-adventure with things to be resolved, there is not large, dramatic cliffhanger, which I appreciate (mostly because it’s a change from what I’ve been reading lately). I also loved the pacing of the story - something is always happening that maintains interest and keeps you guessing as to what comes next. For me, this book has it all, great main characters, beautiful imagery and a stellar plot, leading to this being a five star read.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
This is the first book in the romantasy series, Witch Walker, about a young woman who intends to get revenge for kidnapping of her sister but finds the division between good and evil is not what it seems. Tropes include enemies to lovers (one sided), morally gray MMC, witches, unique magic system, medium burn, forced proximity and maybe my second favorite micro-trope, cuddling for warmth. There is some spice, as well as some dark themes, so please review the list of trigger warnings.
Great characters, stellar plot and beautiful imagery
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
The Lovely: I love the main characters and how their relationship changes over the course of the book. The FMC is tenacious and brave, and uses sign language to communicate. She’s spent the last eight years hating the Witch Collector and the King, and plotting her revenge against them for the kidnapping of her sister. The MMC is a bit of a cinnamon roll (or burnt cinnamon roll - gruff on the outside, doughy inside) and has a scarred and tortured past.
Also Lovely: I also loved how the author writes the imagery of scenes, especially in the Frostwood. It’s not just the visual imagery but incorporates all the senses. It becomes quite vivid and haunting, leading to an immersive reading experience.
Rating: 5/5 Stars 2/5 Flames
Recommendation: I’ve had this book on my TBR for over a year and have had so many of my friends recommend the series to me. While this book does leave off mid-adventure with things to be resolved, there is not large, dramatic cliffhanger, which I appreciate (mostly because it’s a change from what I’ve been reading lately). I also loved the pacing of the story - something is always happening that maintains interest and keeps you guessing as to what comes next. For me, this book has it all, great main characters, beautiful imagery and a stellar plot, leading to this being a five star read.
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