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What the River Knows
by Isabel Ibañez
slow-paced
Thank you to Wednesday Books for the eARC.
WHAT JUST HAPPENED.
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This has got to be one of the best cliffhangers I’ve read in recent memory. When I tell you my jaw DROPPED and I frantically read the last page multiple times trying to figure out what happened, ohhhhh boy. That right there deserves a lot of praise. I love a good blindside. BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN.
The tension in this romance will send you to space. Whit and Inez are two planets orbiting each other but not quite close enough. AND I LIVED FOR IT ALL. Give me all of the build moments. I am a sucker. I loved both of them as separate characters too. Complicated backgrounds and trauma, learning to be open and lean on each other, just all the goodness I love seeing in main characters.
I thought the plot was fantastic and it sent me on multiple internet dives to read more about Cleopatra and Egypt. I loved the way that history was blending in with the fantasy and how lush and beautiful the words built the world. Immersive and daring and WILD twists and turns. I may have caught one, but in no way caught them all.
I NEED BOOK TWO NOW.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Historical Fantasy Romance
- Language: a little strong
- Romance: heated make-out
- Violence: high
- Trigger/Content Warnings: gun violence, murder, kidnapping, loss of loved ones, near death experiences
WHAT JUST HAPPENED.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
This has got to be one of the best cliffhangers I’ve read in recent memory. When I tell you my jaw DROPPED and I frantically read the last page multiple times trying to figure out what happened, ohhhhh boy. That right there deserves a lot of praise. I love a good blindside. BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN.
The tension in this romance will send you to space. Whit and Inez are two planets orbiting each other but not quite close enough. AND I LIVED FOR IT ALL. Give me all of the build moments. I am a sucker. I loved both of them as separate characters too. Complicated backgrounds and trauma, learning to be open and lean on each other, just all the goodness I love seeing in main characters.
I thought the plot was fantastic and it sent me on multiple internet dives to read more about Cleopatra and Egypt. I loved the way that history was blending in with the fantasy and how lush and beautiful the words built the world. Immersive and daring and WILD twists and turns. I may have caught one, but in no way caught them all.
I NEED BOOK TWO NOW.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Historical Fantasy Romance
- Language: a little strong
- Romance: heated make-out
- Violence: high
- Trigger/Content Warnings: gun violence, murder, kidnapping, loss of loved ones, near death experiences