Holy Moly. I have several things for this book:

• World building: one of the biggest for fantasy readers to love a fantasy book is ow an author simulates an engaging world that is so awesome that the reader can truly immerse themselves with. This book did just that. Sure, some of the subliminal details seems familiar but overall the author created an intricate world full of surprises

• Pacing: I am fine with either reasonable slow burn plot lines or fast paced ones. It is rare to have something in between that just works but somehow this book did just that