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This was like Avatar meets Tarzan meets Game of Thrones
All with unique creatures and fascinating physics of the land.
Like an alternative Earth with beastly and magical creatures that all live in different factions that divide the land up.
Some cities are party type, some are dangerous, some are magical, some are all of the above and more!
Our Dark City Omega is Echo and as soon as the book begins you are thrown straight into a moving scene and plot. As the reader I feel like I was thrown right into the hunger games of this unique world and I had to run to stay in touch with Echo. This made for an all consuming read, the kind you can really get lost in.
To stay running right along with Echo and Adam (her Beseker/Alpha) is to learn the plot, is to learn the law, is to learn the story that unfolds with each interaction and conversation.
I love how much Echo did not like Adam and Adam low key liked that. They're up and down relationship makes the third act (separation) break up also super understandable AND needed.
The steam is oeey gooey, and messy, and hot.
I feel like I learned a lot of the world building, but I am almost positive that once I read book 2 I will continue to learn more about the setting and over all roles of the creatures and their factions.
Elizabeth Stephens never ceases to amaze me with these intricate worlds and creatures. I don't know how it all lives in her head like it does. I am in awe.
Cannot wait for book 2!
All with unique creatures and fascinating physics of the land.
Like an alternative Earth with beastly and magical creatures that all live in different factions that divide the land up.
Some cities are party type, some are dangerous, some are magical, some are all of the above and more!
Our Dark City Omega is Echo and as soon as the book begins you are thrown straight into a moving scene and plot. As the reader I feel like I was thrown right into the hunger games of this unique world and I had to run to stay in touch with Echo. This made for an all consuming read, the kind you can really get lost in.
To stay running right along with Echo and Adam (her Beseker/Alpha) is to learn the plot, is to learn the law, is to learn the story that unfolds with each interaction and conversation.
I love how much Echo did not like Adam and Adam low key liked that. They're up and down relationship makes the third act (separation) break up also super understandable AND needed.
The steam is oeey gooey, and messy, and hot.
I feel like I learned a lot of the world building, but I am almost positive that once I read book 2 I will continue to learn more about the setting and over all roles of the creatures and their factions.
Elizabeth Stephens never ceases to amaze me with these intricate worlds and creatures. I don't know how it all lives in her head like it does. I am in awe.
Cannot wait for book 2!
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