Friday, 16 April 2021

City of Stone and Silence by Django Wexler

 

Paperback, 363 pages


Published January 5th 2021 by Tor Teen 


Series: The Wells of Sorcery #2


Fantasy YA


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In the last book Isoka got stuck on a creepy ship that were trying to kill them, in this book they make it to their destination. A creepy island with things trying to kill them. At least we learn that some ancients built it all, and with dark intentions. Well duh, everything is trying to kill them.




Still not sure why she is a leader, I feel her girlfriend had more leader potential.




It is also the story of her sister Tori who is looking for her. Now this girl has leader potential and is about to cause a lot of trouble in town. I liked Tori.




Lots of death and destruction. I do want book 3now so that I can see how it all plays out 





Django Wexler's City of Stone and Silence is the second book in the cinematic fantasy Wells of Sorcery Trilogy featuring a fierce young woman skilled in the art of combat magic on an epic mission to steal a ghost ship.

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22 comments:

  1. Joy 16 April, 2021 18:32

    DEATH seems to be the name of the game in this series. Lol.

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  2. Carole's Random Life16 April, 2021 18:47

    This series is new to me but it sounds great! I love it when a book leaves you eager to read the next one.

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    1. Blodeuedd18 April, 2021 21:31

      I do wonder what will happen...probably more death

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  3. Ethan16 April, 2021 19:02

    Sounds like this is a pretty good continuation of the series. Is book 3 the final one?

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  4. Rachel @Waves of Fiction16 April, 2021 23:06

    Death and destruction can be exciting, lol! Hope you like the next one. :)

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  5. The Reading Frenzy17 April, 2021 01:08

    Thanks for sharing Blodeuedd

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  6. BiblioSanctum18 April, 2021 11:47

    So sad I stalled out on this series :(

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  7. Melliane19 April, 2021 09:24

    I hope the last book will be good!

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  8. Mary Kirkland19 April, 2021 20:16

    I'm glad to hear that you liked it. I haven't read this author before.

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  9. Jen Twimom20 April, 2021 03:55

    Guess it wouldn't be much of a story without creepy things trying to kill them.

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  10. Alexia Chantel20 April, 2021 17:29

    I read The Thousand Names by this author in what feels like a century ago. I liked it and now I'm wondering why I haven't picked up another book by him! So many books...so little time.

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  11. Carole Rae24 April, 2021 16:15

    Oh snappp!

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