Crier's War

inutrasha shared a tip "Another huge W for the gays with this book ya'll. It's got slowburn, it's got robots, it's got assassins, enemies to lovers (onesided), politics, indepth lore and more? Anyways, it's very good and you should read it. I found it a bit slow in the beginning but when it picks up by GOD does it pick up"

catie_pop shared a tip "Very minor spoiler 😭🙉 I'm sorry but the fact there's a Convo that goes like this: Benjy: I have something important to tell you- (poor kid was prob tryna confess in an wlw book) Ayla: I Caused Nessa to d!e Is like so funny to me? Like she didn't ease it just headed into it full on, held nothing back, cuz she couldn't let herself feel anything for him, like I feel bad for laughing. 😭😭😭"

0am0 shared a tip "LIKE BJTCH, I STAYED UP THE WHOLE NIGHT, NOT KIDDING, FROM 12 TO 9 IN THE MORNING FOR THIS BOOK. A fantasy setting of enemies-to-lovers but betrayed due to the lack of communication and the agony of loving a person you shouldn't, I DIG THIS. Personally, its a 4.6/5. Also, what a good cliff hanger for the 2nd book. Damn. IT BETTER BE A HAPPY ENDING OR IMMA THROW FIST-"

takenbythesky shared a tip "this is probably more suited for a younger age group than I expected when I picked it up, so I probably would've liked it a lot more if I'd known what I was getting into. it was still really good! awesome young queer romance, effective & captivating theme abt the duality of darkness—it just moves rather quickly, at the cost of going into as much depth as it could've on many counts that would've added a lot of meaning to the story"

takenbythesky shared a tip "I will say that I'm a sucker for fantasy politics so I was a little disappointed by how the politics in this story weren't as developed as they could've been. That's just personal preference, though; the political landscape and the way it drives the plot is actually very well crafted."

falishu shared a tip "Definitely my favorite wlw book. I loved Ayla’s and Criers relationship so much. The characters were written very well same with the writing in the story."

chelsea_greenfield shared a tip "Honestly my FAVORITE book right now!!! Such a good book the slow burn sapphic relationship was amazing!! Ayla and Crier are both such amazing characters and so well thought out just like the plot!!! Def recommend!!"

f6iry shared a tip "omg this book was soo good!!! i loved it so much i finished it in like 2 sittings . it was such a nice read and I cant wait to read the sequel!!!"

elliepete shared a tip "This book comes from a series, and is one of my favorite books! The author creates a world with human and automae (basically realistic robots), and creates a beautiful love story. #lgbtq"

elliepete shared a tip "This book comes from a series, and is one of my favorite books! The author creates a world with human and automae (basically realistic robots), and creates a beautiful love story. #lgbtq"

nichole_bridgewater shared a tip "I didn't know what to expect as I was recommended by a friend, but I was more than pleasantly surprised. The characters are complex and we'll developed. Equal parts of "I knew it" and "aha!" moments really kept me reading. I definitely recommend this for folks searching for a good fantasy and/or LGBTQ+ book!"

abigail_paulino shared a tip "Oh my god. where do i begin??? i just finished the book and am so excited to buy the second. The authors does an amazing job of building each and every character so you learn to love them and hate them. This book truly makes you think what you would have done in their shoes and who’s side you’d be on. I would recommend this book to everyone i know 100/10. I loved watching the love grow between the two Women and watching and growing with them as they learn more and more.❤️❤️❤️"

cypress_whipple shared a tip "I tell you what… I didn’t think my brown eyes and curly hair were beautiful until I read this book! This story is one i’ll come back to forever lol it was beautiful! 15/10 for sure"

liz_patton_5073 shared a tip "I love the uniqueness to the background of the autometa. That and the back and fourth point of view complimented the authors writing style. I couldn't put it down. I truly loved the whole book, and the sequel, too."