Review
The priests' lesson: beware the Nightlord, for his pleasure is a mortal's doom. My grandmother's lesson: beware love, especially with the wrong man.
(20%)
I really enjoyed this which isn't hard to believe because I devoured it in 24 hours.
The worldbuilding is well done (even if I was confused at some points), the prose was delicious at certain points which thrilled me. I fell for the problematic Nahadoth, and my heart broke for Yeine. Don't know if I will continue with the series but hot damn, I really liked reading something so original. I also enjoyed how awesomely subversive it was.
Reading progress notes
1% - My loan from the library expires soon and because of dentist appointments and other things, I totally forgot about it until now.
6% - This is legit scary, in a good way.
9% - Hot damn, I'm in.
18% - It is important to appreciate beauty, even when it is evil.
22% - I am scared for T'vril. Or maybe afraid of him? I don't know yet.
70% - There is so much happening that my head is spinning. I feel for Yeine.
76% - "Do with me as you please, Nightlord," I whispered.
Holy crap.
Holy crap.
79% - Love can level the ground between mortals and gods, Yeine. It's something we've learned to respect.
90% - WHOA.
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