A review by percyu
Fevered Star by Rebecca Roanhorse
adventurous
dark
tense
medium-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.75
An absolutely amazing book!
After struggling to pick reading back up (especially with my interests) I am so happy to have stumbled across this series. I read the first in the series last year due to pure chance (working on a remote island for 6 months and being stuck with what books were present there) and fell in love with the world and it's characters. The setting is one that you don't see often: inspired by pre-Columbian America society and mythology. The lore is quick to understand and described in a way where I never felt lost or overwhelmed. The descriptions of the cities and people and past events make the world truly feel alive!
One thing I love is that the book follows characters of multiple perspectives and sides of the conflict. Rooting for one characters success often involves the downfall of the other.
I love how Roanhorse has LGBT+ representation in a way that the characters are seamlessly present in the world. This series is the first I have ever read where characters use xe/xir pronouns!
I cannot wait for the next book!
After struggling to pick reading back up (especially with my interests) I am so happy to have stumbled across this series. I read the first in the series last year due to pure chance (working on a remote island for 6 months and being stuck with what books were present there) and fell in love with the world and it's characters. The setting is one that you don't see often: inspired by pre-Columbian America society and mythology. The lore is quick to understand and described in a way where I never felt lost or overwhelmed. The descriptions of the cities and people and past events make the world truly feel alive!
One thing I love is that the book follows characters of multiple perspectives and sides of the conflict. Rooting for one characters success often involves the downfall of the other.
I love how Roanhorse has LGBT+ representation in a way that the characters are seamlessly present in the world. This series is the first I have ever read where characters use xe/xir pronouns!
I cannot wait for the next book!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Murder, Self harm, Violence, and Blood