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A review by thecaptainsquarters
The Seventh Perfection by Daniel Polansky
4.0
Ahoy there me mateys! I received this fantasy eARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. So here be me honest musings . . .
This was a very entertaining read. The story follows a girl looking for information about a person whose image appears in a locket. This main character has perfect memory recall. The story is told in monologue format from various people that the main character interviews. Ye get no perspective of the girl herself. The questions she asks in her investigation are hinted at by the answers the other characters give. Each chapter showcases a different person. The world building is glimpsed in tiny snippets. Basically every aspect of this book is a puzzle that the reader must figure out. I rather enjoyed the journey. Just go with the flow.
So lastly . . .
Thank ye Tor.com!
This was a very entertaining read. The story follows a girl looking for information about a person whose image appears in a locket. This main character has perfect memory recall. The story is told in monologue format from various people that the main character interviews. Ye get no perspective of the girl herself. The questions she asks in her investigation are hinted at by the answers the other characters give. Each chapter showcases a different person. The world building is glimpsed in tiny snippets. Basically every aspect of this book is a puzzle that the reader must figure out. I rather enjoyed the journey. Just go with the flow.
So lastly . . .
Thank ye Tor.com!