Tsuki

by L.H. Wolf

Knowledge should make the world seem smaller, but for this royal runaway, it will be the exact opposite. Rubi is the youngest child of a famed rebellion leader, and also a Collector - a rare human sorcerer. Unbound by the laws of natural magic, it is said that a Collector can learn to do anything imaginable. Onboard her ship and far from human cities, she is free of the politics and hatred between humanity and magical beings. Things are better this way. She has the time to chase her own needs and leave a place whenever she pleases. Then one day, a pair of mysterious drifters with blue striped cheeks board her ship of misfits, and fate engulfs her and her friends into unimaginable danger.

Thrust into a world of elemental demons and their regenerating counterparts, the Tsuki, Rubi learns of the three mythical Perfect Immortals and the War of the Gods that preceded them. Now dragged into the fray, Rubi must harness her power and strive to protect the youngest of the immortals, a seven year old girl with the limitless potential to become a savior or a monster.

~ 123,000 words
~ larger text and wider spacing for easier reading
~ recommended ages 15+

Genres: Fantasy

760 pages, Paperback

Published June 17, 2021

Reviews

[Julia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was really good, fantasy story and magic with lots of interesting characters. Bit disapointed its a cliffhanger but only because I can't get book 2 yet!

[Debbie Tremel · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF I really wanted to like this book, but after reading almost 150 pages, there was still really no story. It just moves from one event to another- many that felt like they contributed nothing. Some were pretty interesting- loved the first chapter- so was sorry it just wasn't going anywhere. The book lacked flow, pacing, tension, even hints of where the plot might be heading. And there were way too many characters, with way too much description. So much time was spent introducing new, and not significant characters, that you really didn't get to know the core group of people. Perhaps if I had stuck it out it might have begun to move, but I want to be entertained, not constantly thinking about who is who and where (or if) this was going to go anywhere.

[Tevagah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book and you should read it if you like fantasy, cool characters who aren't the same stock-standard fantasy archetypes and an intriguing world!