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A review by hadesdaughter
Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves by Quinn Connor
2.0
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves tells the story of three women and their connections to the town of Prosper. It's a mix of genres, it has a bit of everything, but I'd say fantasy (and magical realism) best describes the book. As the book introduces many things, many POVs, the plot ends up being a bit confusing. And since it's pretty slowpaced doesn't help a bit. The book only got me after 60% and I considered DNFed it several times, and you can see it took me about 4 months to finish reading. But despite that, it is a very well written book. Extremely descriptive, with long chapters and a lot of history to tell. Unfortunately it's not my type of book, but I'm sure a lot of people will like it.
Cicadas Sing of Summer Graves tells the story of three women and their connections to the town of Prosper. It's a mix of genres, it has a bit of everything, but I'd say fantasy (and magical realism) best describes the book. As the book introduces many things, many POVs, the plot ends up being a bit confusing. And since it's pretty slowpaced doesn't help a bit. The book only got me after 60% and I considered DNFed it several times, and you can see it took me about 4 months to finish reading. But despite that, it is a very well written book. Extremely descriptive, with long chapters and a lot of history to tell. Unfortunately it's not my type of book, but I'm sure a lot of people will like it.