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Daughter of Smoke & Bone #2
End of Act 2. That’s what I felt should have been written at the end of this novel, it felt so much like a setup for things to come. Devastation turned to Revolution, and a path to the better world once dreamed about. My main complaint: the first half of the novel felt slow, with our main characters relegated more to the sidelines observing the events of the novel rather than taking part in them. While that was likely somewhat necessary, I felt the lack of action and singular tone to drag a bit. But the later half picked up a bit and we finally started to see our main characters as they could be, a hope for a different future.