Book Review: Tower of Dawn
Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas My rating: 4 of 5 stars “I have no interest in easy friends—easy people. I think I trust them less than the difficult ones, and find them far less compelling, too.” As a fan, this book was difficult to read and here's why: -It takes place during the same time as the previous book. That's right-no resolution to the end of that story. Yet. -Its cast is made up of entirely new people outside of, oh, let's say four characters (if you've read the prequel novellas). And up to this point, all of them have been peripheral characters at best. So, you'd think that an almost 700-page -long book starring side-characters that doesn't actually further the timeline would be irrelevant, right? Nope. It was absolutely amazing and if you haven't read it yet, you'd better read it before the last one. I said it was difficult, not that it was bad! We really live in this entirely new kingdom we're introduced to. A