A review by thinde
Knight in the Nighttime by J.S. Morin
4.0
An entertaining introduction to a well thought-out universe and an intriguing magic system. The story draws the reader forward with alternating perspectives, which take almost a third of the book to be clearly intertwined... so stick with it.
My only niggle is that Kyrus seems to show no curiosity when he learns the other twinborn consider themselves to be a single entity, despite his wildly different understanding at that time. Not problem enough to disturb my enthusiasm though.
I'm already reading the next book.
My only niggle is that Kyrus seems to show no curiosity when he learns the other twinborn consider themselves to be a single entity, despite his wildly different understanding at that time. Not problem enough to disturb my enthusiasm though.
I'm already reading the next book.