Gwynne’s prose is stunning as in book 1, it is atmospheric, rich, vivid and has the perfect amount of wit and humour peppered in between the emotion and action scenes. Considering the length of this one, the multiple pov really balances the pacing well and works perfectly with the complex but thrilling plot Gwynne has crafted.
Lik-Rifa, the Dragon God, has woken and our characters are dealing with the consequences of book 1.Īgain we get the brilliant multiple POV story, with our main chapters coming from Orka, Elvar and Varg but we also get two other perspectives that work really really well with this book. So book 2 picks up where book 1 left off. Since this is the sequel my review will be a bit shorter to avoid spoilers because, trust me, there is a LOT that happens in this book. John Gwynne has done it again! The Hunger of the Gods is an epic sequel to a brilliant series. Varg has more battles ahead.ĬW/TW: Violence, blood, gore, mutilation, death, murder, slavery, kidnapping, others may be present.īook Review: The Shadow Of The Gods (The Bloodsworn Saga #1), by John Gwynne
0 kommentar(er)
