After reading the first about 30 pages through Bookish First, I'm interested. I like the idea of a "sequel" that isn't right after the first book. "Lord of the Rings", for instance, each book begins right after the first ends; you could bind all three together and have the same story. That style works for some stories, but I think this story benefits from a little time between "chapters".
I liked the first book, "Bear and Nightingale", and hoping the second continues the same writing style. It's like reading poetry within the story. I do have a problem, but it's a personal problem... I struggle to keep track of individuals with long names. This many characters with Russian names will make me focus.
I liked the first book, "Bear and Nightingale", and hoping the second continues the same writing style. It's like reading poetry within the story. I do have a problem, but it's a personal problem... I struggle to keep track of individuals with long names. This many characters with Russian names will make me focus.