Oliver

At first I didn't really like Persephone, I felt she was a spoiled child acting out against a controlling child. She did things at first that if she were anyone else, she would have been killed. But once she began to get know herself, a lot of this action stopped, and she began to get more mature. She did have trust issues though.

I especially liked how her best friend stayed with her through the whole book and had a really strong friendship. It never wavered like I feel can happen in a lot of other books. It definitely made me feel better, and more optomistic, reading about a relationship like that one.

Heard so many great reviews from tik tok... and was greatly disappointed. I just ended up bored, really bored. Very slow paced and extra information that was not needed. The characters fell flat and the plot was predictable. Overall felt average. All the characters were one demensional and were so predictable and boring. Chosen one was brave and pure despite having a pirate mother, Squire was noble and boring, kind of irritated me. The assassin was annoying and acted like she hated everyone all the time. The immortal was grumpy and thats about it. Somehow ended up confused even though the plot was clear and average. And it was just so looooong, just unnecessarily so, so much information that was just unnecessary to the book.
Was heavy on the world building which normally I love, but not this time. There was just too much. Wasn't envested with it at all, somehow i pulled through and finished it for some reason. At least it had a good ending.
Overall this book just felt average, immensely average, average and boring. Wasn't planning on getting it in the first place because that was my orriginal feel for it but after seeing so many glowing reviews I did. Money wasted in my opinion, should of just checked it out from the library.