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A review by stitchsaddiction
Zari and the Citadel by J.B. Kovacs
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
4.0
Young adult fantasy novels have always captivated me with their ability to immerse readers into an enchanting world, and "Zari and the Citadel" is no exception. This novel has left an indelible mark on me, and I am excited to share my thoughts about it.
The protagonist, Zari, is a character whose journey was a joy to follow. Her introduction, character development, and the intricacies of her relationships were portrayed with such detail that she felt relatable and authentic. As a reader, I felt a deep connection with Zari, which served to further immerse me in the story.
As an avid fan of fantasy, world-building is a crucial element for me, and Zari and the Citadel delivered beyond my expectations. The author's vivid descriptions of the world within the novel were so well-crafted that it was easy to lose myself in the narrative. Each event that Zari experiences is portrayed in a way that resonates deeply and is easy to visualise.
Although I am careful to avoid spoilers in my reviews, I must mention the exciting concept of realmwalkers in this novel. This unique idea is unlike anything I've encountered in other series, adding a refreshing and novel aspect to the plot. I am eager to see how this concept is expanded upon in future books in the series, and I am particularly interested in learning more about the realmwalkers and the realms they traverse.
Zari and the Citadel is a book that drew me in from the start, held my attention throughout, and swept me into a beautifully written world filled with intriguing characters. I eagerly anticipate picking up another book by this author in the near future!
The protagonist, Zari, is a character whose journey was a joy to follow. Her introduction, character development, and the intricacies of her relationships were portrayed with such detail that she felt relatable and authentic. As a reader, I felt a deep connection with Zari, which served to further immerse me in the story.
As an avid fan of fantasy, world-building is a crucial element for me, and Zari and the Citadel delivered beyond my expectations. The author's vivid descriptions of the world within the novel were so well-crafted that it was easy to lose myself in the narrative. Each event that Zari experiences is portrayed in a way that resonates deeply and is easy to visualise.
Although I am careful to avoid spoilers in my reviews, I must mention the exciting concept of realmwalkers in this novel. This unique idea is unlike anything I've encountered in other series, adding a refreshing and novel aspect to the plot. I am eager to see how this concept is expanded upon in future books in the series, and I am particularly interested in learning more about the realmwalkers and the realms they traverse.
Zari and the Citadel is a book that drew me in from the start, held my attention throughout, and swept me into a beautifully written world filled with intriguing characters. I eagerly anticipate picking up another book by this author in the near future!