It was a hard read but very worthwhile. It is hard to fathom the atrocities the characters faced but it was also full of hope as it taught some very valuable lessons about humanity.

Entertaining read which kept you on your toes until the end. Nice cliffhanger to get you to read the next book.

Entertaining and fast-paced. There wasn't really a plot twist though so no surprises there.

Hard to get into and there was a lot of world building and context, especially at the beginning. Overall an intriguing story and makes you want to read the next book. I will say the ending was a bit confusing.

This book was pretty slow and I just couldn't get into it. DNF

This was a 511 page book of “wait, but there's more” with very few answers and too many unknowns. You spend like 500 pages of the book confused and in the dark about what is going on and you never really do get the why even though a few things get explained.

Entertaining story. Fast paced read with few surprises. A generally good regency romance.

A fairly decent book. Entertaining but not very complex. Easy read.

Entertaining read with pretty good pacing even to the end of the book. While many aspects were predictable, the story and writing were good enough to hold my attention. Not too deep or complex but a really solid structure.

While not every book needs a happy ending to be good, this ending felt a little rushed and felt a bit like, “I've lost everything so I guess I'll just give up.” Kind of like a dramatic high schooler who just broke up with their first boyfriend. Nothing else matters so whatever.

Always a delight to read. Keeps you guessing until the last pages.

It was very engaging and a fun twist on the history of the war. It was sweet and emotional all the way through. Enjoyed seeing it through the eyes of a child.

It was fairly straight forward. I was not overly surprised at the ending but it still held my attention and kept me reading. Overall a well written book.

Enjoyable read that was paced well. Not a major plot but the internal journey of healing was entertaining enough to make up for the fact that the external story was lackluster.

Really hard to get into if you had not read the other books by the author. The concept was intriguing but I might have to come back to it with more background. Not enough context to be a true stand alone.

Liked this one better than the second book in the series. There were a few points where the science got a little too sciency for my understanding and I found myself skipping past some of the quantum stuff.

Reading this book gave me a heavy sense of deja vu which means I have either read the book before and don't remember or it was very similar to something else I had read. Either way, not one of my favorites.