The Wild Huntress
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Beiträge
Buddy read with Mari This was the third book in this world that we read and exists (at the moment). I think my favorite was the bone houses, wild huntress and then drowned woods. Tho to be honest, this is like picking your favorite pet. It’s impossible. They are all so close together. The magic was so cool to come back to. Took me a second to remember the difference between the folk and the diviners, but I got there. Sadly the ending of this book sounds like the end of the books, won’t say more cause : spoilers. The trickster, the prince and the wild huntress might sound like an unlikely pairing, but it was so beautiful how it worked itself together. You don’t start right in the wild hunt competition, which I loved. You get to know the characters before hand, especially Branwen. She is a firecracker and I love her so much. Amazing character, arc and family story. The story overall flowed really well, was never boring, always engaging. The last third of the book has you hooked non stop and you are again fighting to accept the things that are happening left and right. But that is the beauty of it. It leaves you with many (complicated) feelings. And one thing in particular: What the heck is up with that cat?
Beiträge
Buddy read with Mari This was the third book in this world that we read and exists (at the moment). I think my favorite was the bone houses, wild huntress and then drowned woods. Tho to be honest, this is like picking your favorite pet. It’s impossible. They are all so close together. The magic was so cool to come back to. Took me a second to remember the difference between the folk and the diviners, but I got there. Sadly the ending of this book sounds like the end of the books, won’t say more cause : spoilers. The trickster, the prince and the wild huntress might sound like an unlikely pairing, but it was so beautiful how it worked itself together. You don’t start right in the wild hunt competition, which I loved. You get to know the characters before hand, especially Branwen. She is a firecracker and I love her so much. Amazing character, arc and family story. The story overall flowed really well, was never boring, always engaging. The last third of the book has you hooked non stop and you are again fighting to accept the things that are happening left and right. But that is the beauty of it. It leaves you with many (complicated) feelings. And one thing in particular: What the heck is up with that cat?