Evenfall
Upon waking in a place unknown to her, Ember has to figure out how she was sent through a portal
she has no recollection of to this new realm: or is it new?
The world has been shattered into several fragments and she’s found herself in the one
under the rule of the Crescent Prince, who just so happens to be searching for her- he needs her magic. Magic she isn’t aware she has.
This series is composed of beautiful writing. The storyline unravels so very slowly, but the
richness of the words and the depth of the story itself had me savoring every page.
Evenfall picked its pace up around page 150 - when Mordecai graced us with his consistent appearance, no doubt.
The story remained engrossing and had fewer lulls. I was enchanted. I went into the story not knowing
anything about it and was pleasantly surprised by the depth of characters and original plot line -as far as original can go.
The twists and turns this story took evaded my predictions. I genuinely had no surety where I’d end up.
I adore Ember. Her character was so vibrant and immersive. The dragging of the story in the beginning was honestly
overlooked because I enjoyed the style so much. Mordecai was such a rich and intoxicating character! I
didn’t need to know his moral standing to determine my adoration of him. Cruel or kind, he was so deeply
expressed- I honestly wasn’t sure if he was truly a villain or a grey area character and it didn’t matter.
The relationships this book explored were so good; friendships of convenience and end goals are put to the test when
perspectives change and hard choices are finally made.
The complexity of the system of magics, unique to their own fragment of the world, and the explorations of those magics was well done.
The intimacy of existing the words bring to life stole my breath and I yearned for more. More moments, more experiences.
Gaja truly wowed me and every bit of my heart is Mordecai’s.
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Beautiful writing of a slow build fantasy world of incredible characters! Mordecai is worth knowing.
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
