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A review by karenholmes
El món de l'endemà by Susan Ee
4.0
Even though it's a 2010s young adult trilogy and there are things that today would have been done differently, Penryn is a very likable heroine and the story is engaging enough to keep me reading.
After the end of the first book Penryn has found her family and lost Raffe but there is something linking them, the sword she still holds as its true owner for now is offering her some visions that might help her survive this nightmarish world and understand Raffe's point of view.
She has her place amongst the rebels but her family doesn't fare too well there and she might need to decide. If circumstances did let her decide. Sometimes, she just has to go witht he wave and trust on herself most than anything else.
After the end of the first book Penryn has found her family and lost Raffe but there is something linking them, the sword she still holds as its true owner for now is offering her some visions that might help her survive this nightmarish world and understand Raffe's point of view.
She has her place amongst the rebels but her family doesn't fare too well there and she might need to decide. If circumstances did let her decide. Sometimes, she just has to go witht he wave and trust on herself most than anything else.