I loved the conclusion to this duology and I loved all the elements that were presented. I loved the mythical elements and the characters within. Granted it was not the best book to read at the hairdressers because it made me cry but that is on me :D

I liked the concept of the novel and the characters. The focus on mental health was great and I liked the setup. I struggled sometimes with the pacing, especially through the writing because sometimes it was not clear to me that we skipped forward a week or two. After all, there was no break in the chapter, just a tiny mention in a sentence.

This was a fantastic novel and I loved the concept behind it.
The story between Yumi and Painter was fantastic and I loved to see their mundane lives and how they dealt with it before it became clear there was a higher purpose behind it.

While I still enjoy the concept of the story, I find that it is getting trying after some time and I would rather see the familiar characters develop.

I really struggled with this book and I am not sure if I will contiune this series. I can unfortunately not really pinpoint why I did not enjoy it as much as I had hopped but for me it just felt very juvenile and I could see the murder from the beginning which was not really helpful to my enjoyment.

I sadly have to say that I do not enjoy Saga as much anymore as I have done before the hiatus. I am not sure at the moment what it is because the art is still amazing but I thinking a bit of the intrigue was lost for me since volume 9.

I love the books that Fiona Davenport writes and this series is one of my favorite ones of them.
The story follows Finley and Rhodes and I liked how their relationship progressed and how they acted together.

I struggled a lot with this novel, probably because I am unfamiliar with the core narrative. So this is one, where I potentially come back to after I am more knowledgable about the source material.

I enjoyed the representation within this novel and the discussion around it but unfortunately, the rest of the book fell flat for me. The writing style did not convey any emotions from me, so I felt no connection to the characters.

Audioreview: I just finished the audiobook of this novel and it is as fantastic as the novel. I loved how the narrators brought the characters to live and I connected even more with them.



It has been two days since I finished this novel and I am still not sure how to talk about my feelings for this book, it is the best book I have read so far this year by far.
The book had me hooked from the start due to the writing as well as the main character. It portrays hard topics but I enjoyed how they were portrayed.
The setting and the premise were fantastic and I loved all the dark acadimia vibes.
The romance was immaculate and seeing Luna and Lex together was everything.

This is to date the best Medusa retelling I have ever read and I have read quite a few but for me this just tops everything.
I cannot wait to reread this novel and to experience it again and to just immerse my self in this world again.