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A review by nasab
The Six Deaths of the Saint by Alix E. Harrow
adventurous
dark
emotional
tense
fast-paced
5.0
How did I get so immersed in a story less than 50 pages long?
I don't know how the author did it, but it's like magic.
I'm still hurting and not quite ready to write this review.
My heart aches for Gwynne. I love his sweet, caring, peaceful soul. ðŸ˜
The fact that she sought glory and to be remembered by many when the one who truly mattered was right next to her the whole time. He is the one who calls her by her name, not even the readers know it.
Some people are evil enough to exploit others for their selfish needs.
I love how beautiful the language is. It paints the scene so effortlessly and majestically.
I need to read more of Alex E. Harrow's work.
I don't know how the author did it, but it's like magic.
I'm still hurting and not quite ready to write this review.
The fact that she sought glory and to be remembered by many when the one who truly mattered was right next to her the whole time. He is the one who calls her by her name, not even the readers know it.
Some people are evil enough to exploit others for their selfish needs.
I love how beautiful the language is. It paints the scene so effortlessly and majestically.
I need to read more of Alex E. Harrow's work.