THIS BOOK. Picking up right where we left off in Godkiller, the action doesn’t stop in Kaner’s sophomore book. We see a lot of firsthand action, multiple POVs that propel the story forward, deeper dives into individual characters (from both ends of the spectrum), and a LOT of gods (dead and alive).

I developed a deeper fondness for every character on the page (even the ones you don’t wanna root for felt very human, nuanced, and real), but the duo Inara and Skedi shone through for me as my favorites this time around. I ATE UP all the new details we learned about both of them and loved watching their characters grow.

This book is officially out now, so if you haven’t already picked up the first book in the series and the concept of resurrecting forbidden dead gods sounds appealing to you…might I suggest checking out Godkiller and immediately launching into Sunbringer right after? I cannot be held accountable for the emotional turmoil you may face after finishing the second book and realizing the final book of the trilogy won’t release for some time. (Just know that I feel your pain.)