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Does not suffer from the second volume slump many trilogies do. I was hooked again from chapter one and loved how the characters developed and grew. There are also some important political messages to be found, but only if you're aware of it. As a youth I would have just read it as a good fantasy novel, but as a grown-up I saw a lot more in this story.

3✨Still struggling with all the POVs and characters, but a little easier to follow along this time. I‘m not sure I comprehended everything that was going on, but I really like Skedi and Inara. We learn more about her in this book. There is a lot more power seen by some of the characters, and Kissen still really strong and awesome! #HTBookClub #SeriesLove

I was surprised that the pacing for this sequel dragged as much as it did in the beginning— Kaner did an excellent job both world and character building in the first book in this trilogy that I expected to fly through this one! It does pick up immediately after the conclusion of GODKILLER, but it moves slowly until the last surprising quarter of the book which makes me so glad that I don‘t have to wait before reading the conclusion!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ while this sequel had a slower beginning, it really ramped up and I was HOOKED. Ina and Skedi remain my favorites

Hooooohhh, my goodness, what on earth can I say that isn't a spoiler? This was at least as awesome a read as the first book, I continue to love the tandem audio and print book experience. I cannot WAIT until my turn with the third in the series, once my library's order arrives. Fingers crossed for a short hold list! Stellar character development for everyone involved. 1/?

Valid. 🐎

Obviously there are more serious implications, but I love how happy Skedi is with the shiny giftie! ☺️

Classic Kissen. 😅

Well this was a bummer. The first 10% basically made the previous book not matter so bailing on this one. #hailthebail

Why are 29 people waiting for this in my Libby APP? It was OK. If you liked the first book you‘ll probably like this one also. I liked Godkiller a bit more.

This is very much a middle book and while it isn‘t bad, it definitely didn‘t hold my attention the same way the first book did. (In fairness, it may be me more than the book since I‘m generally finding it difficult to settle down into a book these days.) The plot thickens, there are some good twists but ultimately, it was the characters that kept me turning the pages. I do want to know what happens so I‘ll finish the trilogy for sure.

Starting this one today. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the first book and I‘m really hoping this one is just as good.

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Like “Godkiller”, “Sunbringer” is slow to start off with and tends to be slower paced than its predecessor. However, the character development continued to impress me, the plot was interesting, and there were a couple surprising plot twists. I‘m very much looking forward to reading the next installment in this series!

Yay book mail!!! I started rereading Jade City and decided it was time to finish the trilogy. Tagged book is also a sequel I‘m looking forward to reading and then what more needs to be said about Tana French other than…it‘s Tana French.

Bk18 of my 2024 #BookMail is one of a few absolutely gorgeous editions that have come in. The 2nd in the Fallen Gods series, it follows Godkiller(which is also a beautiful edition!)Professional Godkiller Kissen & her companions, young noble Inara & knight Elogast, return in a world of magic, beauty & danger. A world with a dark truth at its heart. A world of Gods & demons.