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How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse
by K. Eason
WHAT A BOOK!
If you know me, then you know sci-fi is (probably) one of my least favourite genres. So I don't really know what made me pick this up. Nonetheless, I bless the reading gods that brought this to my path, because it was an absolute delight!
My favourite thing about it is the writing style. K. Easton has a brilliant way with words that made this thrilling space adventure read like a fairytale. I loved all the bits and pieces that were inspired by the Sleeping Beauty, but I think this book truly adds a unique twist to a well known story.
The ensemble of characters are simply marvelous, even the villains, because they are all so well written and feel so authentic. My favourite by far is the Vizier, who I adored not only for his devotion to Rory but also for his wit and braveness. Rory was a lovely protagonist to follow, so clever, so intriguing, while also maintaining the whims that come with being a teenager.
Even though it has underlying tones of romance, it isn't heavy on that, something I thoroughly enjoyed, as I was much more interested in the politics! I think that if you are a sci-fi fan, this book will be an absolute treat for you!
Overall, it's safe to say I loved this book. Can't wait to read the sequel and find out who Rory's story will conclude!
If you know me, then you know sci-fi is (probably) one of my least favourite genres. So I don't really know what made me pick this up. Nonetheless, I bless the reading gods that brought this to my path, because it was an absolute delight!
My favourite thing about it is the writing style. K. Easton has a brilliant way with words that made this thrilling space adventure read like a fairytale. I loved all the bits and pieces that were inspired by the Sleeping Beauty, but I think this book truly adds a unique twist to a well known story.
The ensemble of characters are simply marvelous, even the villains, because they are all so well written and feel so authentic. My favourite by far is the Vizier, who I adored not only for his devotion to Rory but also for his wit and braveness. Rory was a lovely protagonist to follow, so clever, so intriguing, while also maintaining the whims that come with being a teenager.
Even though it has underlying tones of romance, it isn't heavy on that, something I thoroughly enjoyed, as I was much more interested in the politics! I think that if you are a sci-fi fan, this book will be an absolute treat for you!
Overall, it's safe to say I loved this book. Can't wait to read the sequel and find out who Rory's story will conclude!