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A review by kirstyreadsblog
Iron Cast by Destiny Soria
3.0
This book is set in the 20s during the time of prohibition, but that's not the only thing banned; people who have powers to manipulate people using art are also banned.
The biggest part of this book that I liked was the sisterhood. There was no girl on girl fighting for the sake of it, the 2 MCs were really close friends and loved each other and you could feel that throughout the whole book. They had really distinct personalities and I liked them as characters, however I felt like the book maybe should've been told from just one perspective because they all just rolled into one and it kind of felt like more of an omniscient narrator than separate character's points of view in a way.
I also really loved the magic system, everything was related to art, some people could do magic with music, some with painting, some with poetry which I just found really cool.
Continue my review here: https://kirstyreadsblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/16/iron-cast-by-destiny-soria
The biggest part of this book that I liked was the sisterhood. There was no girl on girl fighting for the sake of it, the 2 MCs were really close friends and loved each other and you could feel that throughout the whole book. They had really distinct personalities and I liked them as characters, however I felt like the book maybe should've been told from just one perspective because they all just rolled into one and it kind of felt like more of an omniscient narrator than separate character's points of view in a way.
I also really loved the magic system, everything was related to art, some people could do magic with music, some with painting, some with poetry which I just found really cool.
Continue my review here: https://kirstyreadsblog.wordpress.com/2017/06/16/iron-cast-by-destiny-soria