I loved The Bear and The Night but so often the second book in a trilogy is just filler. That was very much not the case with The Girl in the Tower. This book is just as wonderful, if not better, than its predecessor.
Vasya has left her small village home behind and finds that the world is both larger and more dangerous than she had imagined. The difficulty is finding her place within it. Vasya has grown so much since we first met her but her options have not grown with her.
I love how rich these books are. They are perfect winter reads filled with chilly scenes and dark corners. The mix of adventure and fairy tale and just a hint of romance make for the perfect book to curl up with a lazy weekend.
Vasya has left her small village home behind and finds that the world is both larger and more dangerous than she had imagined. The difficulty is finding her place within it. Vasya has grown so much since we first met her but her options have not grown with her.
I love how rich these books are. They are perfect winter reads filled with chilly scenes and dark corners. The mix of adventure and fairy tale and just a hint of romance make for the perfect book to curl up with a lazy weekend.