This fantasy is full of what "a girl wants", strong female characters ready to kill to defend what they love. In this story, the Llacsans are a threat to the survivors of La Ciudad, and it is the duty of their condesa to protect them. And oh, she does!
I was so enthralled with the story, every sentence leaving me with questions but keeping me hooked. So much happens in the first two chapters, yet there's an entire book of events yet to be explained and resolved.
I enjoyed the way Ibañez sprinkles Spanish, as someone who speaks English and Spanish would in daily conversations, because there are words and phrases that add to the story more that way.
I am fascinated by the well-rounded female charaters in the story. I can't wait to see how they develop and win the revolution!
I was so enthralled with the story, every sentence leaving me with questions but keeping me hooked. So much happens in the first two chapters, yet there's an entire book of events yet to be explained and resolved.
I enjoyed the way Ibañez sprinkles Spanish, as someone who speaks English and Spanish would in daily conversations, because there are words and phrases that add to the story more that way.
I am fascinated by the well-rounded female charaters in the story. I can't wait to see how they develop and win the revolution!