(I received this book for free as part of Goodreads First Reads giveaways).
(This review may contain spoilers).
I thought that, although this book was really well-written, it was a bit difficult for me to get into. The different storylines were quite intriguing on their own, but by the end of the book, I still didn’t know how everything fit together.
I felt that the cover and blurb were quite appealing, but I was confused by a lot of the timings and everything. There seemed to be time travel, but I was confused about whether any of it was truly real or fake.
Some of the characters did grow on me during the course of the book. I did find it quite easy to read and I did care enough about the plots to keep reading and find out what was going to happen.
It is possible that I struggled a bit with this book because it’s not the type of one I would normally read. Although I did notice some errors in the writing, they were mostly minor ones (though ‘where’ kept being used in place of ‘were’), it was readable. I also liked the cultures that were hinted at and there were a couple of things that did amuse me a bit.
If you like this type of book, I’d say it’s definitely worth reading.
Ink of Blood 