I wanted to like this
book a lot more than I did. The premise is great, a Protector of Souls sworn to Isis herself? Yes please. Stephanie is a snarky
and strong lead woman, and there are lots of demons. The world building
is good. The antagonist is really quite unlikeable. There is a lot going for it. But for me something didn’t click. I didn’t feel connected to
the story at all and actually it took me around a month to read what
should have taken a couple hours max. I just kept abandoning it for other books. I do think that the book got A LOT
better at around the 45% mark, and I found myself enjoying the back half
of the story a lot more. So to clarify, the beginning of the book was
more of a 2 star and the back half was closer to four, so I split it. This IS the second in the series and I didn't read the first because when I received it to review I was unaware of the previous book, so that may have had something to do with the disconnect, but I can't attest to that for sure.
Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the chance to read this ARC in exchange for my honest review.
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