"We all have darkness inside us, Rielle. That is what it means to be human."
What a wonderful book! Furyborn is told in two alternating perspectives; Rielle and Eliana. It took me a minute to understand time frame and I was forced to make assumptions about how the characters related to one another (though about halfway through it became quite obvious). In the opening chapter I had such distaste for Rielle's character but as I moved through the book, that feeling shifted to respect and admiration. Eliana on the other hand, I hated her character for most of the book. Well, maybe hatred is a bit strong, but I certainly didn't like her. Stubborn to the point of costing lives, full of denial for just about everything, and quick to judge and respond with malice. I'm looking forward to hearing how the story-line continues in the next book!
What a wonderful book! Furyborn is told in two alternating perspectives; Rielle and Eliana. It took me a minute to understand time frame and I was forced to make assumptions about how the characters related to one another (though about halfway through it became quite obvious). In the opening chapter I had such distaste for Rielle's character but as I moved through the book, that feeling shifted to respect and admiration. Eliana on the other hand, I hated her character for most of the book. Well, maybe hatred is a bit strong, but I certainly didn't like her. Stubborn to the point of costing lives, full of denial for just about everything, and quick to judge and respond with malice. I'm looking forward to hearing how the story-line continues in the next book!