The author has created a vast and complex world in this series, and it unfolds gradually before the reader through actions, locations, small descriptions, and dialogue. You follow the characters and find yourself becoming more and more immersed in it.
I especially want to highlight the relationship between the book’s main characters, Ranya and Earnan. There is so much nonverbal interaction in the way they communicate — touches, glances, gestures — and it is incredibly interesting to watch. And even though they are not a couple from the very first pages, you can see their chemistry immediately, almost as if there is already a long history behind them.
I would say this is not only a fantasy story, but also a mystery with a touch of adventure.
I really liked the plot twist, but I won’t say what it was or why I liked it because I don’t want to spoil the experience for other readers.
My only note, and this is purely a matter of personal preference, is that the chapters are quite long. I’m one of those readers who prefers shorter chapters because I find them easier to read, but that’s a very minor thing.