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toreadistovoyage 's review for:
The Bruising of Qilwa
by Naseem Jamnia
If you simplify this book, it is about two healers working to save people from a plague and a new mysterious disease.
But, really, this story is about so many things - identity, family, political history, immigration, etc.
I was pulled in at the beginning, but the story lost me a bit in the middle due to pacing issues. There wasn't really a lot happening. The ending was much stronger.
Overall, a very interesting story concept. I believe the author said this is a standalone, but is introducing this specific world. I would be interested to read more.
But, really, this story is about so many things - identity, family, political history, immigration, etc.
I was pulled in at the beginning, but the story lost me a bit in the middle due to pacing issues. There wasn't really a lot happening. The ending was much stronger.
Overall, a very interesting story concept. I believe the author said this is a standalone, but is introducing this specific world. I would be interested to read more.