It was still enjoyable but I felt like some of the things we could learn about the world was a bit limited due to setting. GODSGRAVE became a lot more plot-driven instead of world-driven, I think, and there was a heavy action focus with the gladiator concept taking over a big part of this book. I liked the school setting more in NEVERNIGHT and it was such an easy way to introduce all of the elements of this world, magical and political. The gladiator aspect was fine and enjoyable, but it was just such a different setting from the first book. While NEVERNIGHT was easily one of my favorite books of last year, I didn’t love GODSGRAVE quiiiite as much but it was still one of my favorite reads of 2019! I knew I was in for a while ride when starting GODSGRAVE but Jay Kristoff sure did not skimp on the cliffhanger here! There was definitely a lot that happened towards the end of the book, full of action, surprises, and twists.
But after a deadly confrontation with an old enemy, Mia's suspicions about the Red Church's true motives begin to grow. Plying her bloody trade in a backwater of the Republic, she's no closer to ending the men who destroyed her familia in fact, she's told directly that Consul Scaeva is off limits. Mia Corvere has found her place among the Blades of Our Lady of Blessed Murder, but many in the Red Church hierarchy think she's far from earned it. Related Posts: Illuminae (The Illuminae Files #1), Gemina (The Illuminae Files #1), Obsidio (The Illuminae Files #3), Nevernight (The Nevernight Chronicle #1) Title: Godsgrave (The Nevernight Chronicle #2)įind it on the web: Buy from Amazon // Goodreads
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