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A review by noriboo
Maneus by John M. Bauer
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
A story about a fight spanning 3 generations against primordial evil.
I have to admit that the beginning left me feeling a bit confused as to where the story was going. But, I enjoyed the mundane act of strangers becoming friends over a cup of coffee at the local corner store.
This may be a bit niche, but the vibes reminded me of the video game Coffee Talk.
I was shocked with the turn that the story took at the end of book I.
And I felt incredibly sad after reading book II and III. It's a beautiful story and left me feeling melancholy.
The generational curse is broken, but it did come at a great cost.
I have to admit that the beginning left me feeling a bit confused as to where the story was going. But, I enjoyed the mundane act of strangers becoming friends over a cup of coffee at the local corner store.
This may be a bit niche, but the vibes reminded me of the video game Coffee Talk.
I was shocked with the turn that the story took at the end of book I.
And I felt incredibly sad after reading book II and III. It's a beautiful story and left me feeling melancholy.
The generational curse is broken, but it did come at a great cost.