People are connected to life and that which they love by threads. The Fate-born have abilities to weave, draw, or cut threads. Io works as a private investigator, using her abilities to her advantage. When women start being abducted and their life-threads maimed, Io investigates, finding her estranged sister mixed up with a suspect.
THREADS THAT BIND was an interesting blend of fantasy, mythology, mystery, and romance. I’ve read other books with some sort of “threads of fate” premise, but this one was quite unique and intriguing. I loved how Greek mythology was wrapped into the story. The world-building was fantastic and the characters compelling. The pacing did feel a little inconsistent overall, though that didn’t stop me from turning pages to find out what would happen next. The ending is a cliffhanger and left me wanting more. I’ll be waiting for the next book to be released.
THREADS THAT BIND was a great YA genre-mixing book that I’d recommend. It’s book one of Kika Hatzopoulou’s Threads That Bind series. I’m looking forward to continuing to read future books.
THREADS THAT BIND was an interesting blend of fantasy, mythology, mystery, and romance. I’ve read other books with some sort of “threads of fate” premise, but this one was quite unique and intriguing. I loved how Greek mythology was wrapped into the story. The world-building was fantastic and the characters compelling. The pacing did feel a little inconsistent overall, though that didn’t stop me from turning pages to find out what would happen next. The ending is a cliffhanger and left me wanting more. I’ll be waiting for the next book to be released.
THREADS THAT BIND was a great YA genre-mixing book that I’d recommend. It’s book one of Kika Hatzopoulou’s Threads That Bind series. I’m looking forward to continuing to read future books.