dressupgeekout rated Storm of Locusts: 3 stars
Storm of Locusts by Rebecca Roanhorse (The Sixth World, #2)
It's been four weeks since the bloody showdown at Black Mesa, and Maggie Hoskie, Diné monster hunter, is trying to …
I have lots of hobbies, but when it comes to books, I tend to focus on fantasy and sci-fi!
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This book is outright overwhelming, in every sense in the word. It is intense, brutal, grotesque, and beautiful. It's everything I want in a dark fantasy: a slow, sometimes excruciating burn (yet captivating all the way through), moral ambiguity, and plenty of introspection. By the end of the story, Kuang has cranked up the dial all the way to 11, or maybe even 12, and -- most importantly -- for very clear reasons.
This book kinda shattered me. I am absolutely in love with it.