Demons are out and about prowling the streets of Tamar, killing and possessing innocents. Rudjek’s power hungry dad, the Vizier, is as sly and calculating as before, if not more. People are divided into magic followers and magic haters. Meanwhile, Tamar and the Almighty Kingdom are in chaos. The poor boy has to wear gloves just to touch her. But Rudjek is part Craven and hence, their existence repels and tries to cancel each other. The edams are gone, their kas bound to Arrah now, who is no more a benik. I wanted to scream at that ending, especially the second last chapter revelation (you’ll get what I mean once you read it, folks).Īnyway, the first 1/4th of REAPER OF SOULS was about Arrah and Rudjek and the rest of the world surviving and reacting to the events that transpired in the last book’s climax. It sucked me in like the Jumanji game and when it ended, I was spit out into the real world like Robin Williams from that much loved movie. I’m pretty sure even if a firecracker popped near my ears, I’d go deaf and still not feel it. Like for real! It got my heart racing, my lips frantically moving as I mouthed the words (that’s how I read), and my brain zooming in on the words on my phone (I read eARC on my phone btw).
I survived this book, I wanted to yell across social media. Honestly, my brain came out as a trembling, mumbling, incoherent mush post finishing this book.
Therefore, REAPER OF SOULS is a BAD book.Īs I raced across the last pages of this BAD book, I kept mumbling What the fuck what the fuck what the fuck. Favorite characters die, favorite characters get imprisoned or lose things that are important to them, or just get plain bitch slapped in the face. I staunchly believes that in SFF trilogies, second books are the baddest books, the most painful books because at the end of it, you find yourself at the dark night of the soul part.
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