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A review by melifly
Shadowcaster by Cinda Williams Chima
3.0
at first i was quite underwhelmed by a character, and definitely not looking forward to his chapters. however by the end i was ok with him.
the thing with this series, i’ve realized by now, is that with every new book we’re faced with new characters that bring their povs thus resulting in some entanglement that -for me!!- makes it quite difficult to get into the story.
however as the story developed, and especially when the various characters crossed paths i became increasingly interested.
something i’ve noticed also in Flamecaster, is that the romances seem to to bloom quickly?!? which i dig to be honest. i mean i do love slow burn romance, but cinda makes some points
the thing with this series, i’ve realized by now, is that with every new book we’re faced with new characters that bring their povs thus resulting in some entanglement that -for me!!- makes it quite difficult to get into the story.
however as the story developed, and especially when the various characters crossed paths i became increasingly interested.
something i’ve noticed also in Flamecaster, is that the romances seem to to bloom quickly?!? which i dig to be honest. i mean i do love slow burn romance, but cinda makes some points