I'm not trying to be mean, but this is shit, and it's not like Kristoff is going to see what I write anyway. I still feel that this series could have been good in the hands of a different writer (maybe an actual sapphic woman who knew how to do more than skim Venice's Wikipedia page?), but I'm done giving it chances. I do love over-the-top things, but this was less 'dramatic and fun while still interesting' (like Jade Legacy by Fonda Lee, which I read just before this), and more 'on a mission to make you want to bang your head against the wall because it's soooo damn edgy.'

It's a mildly interesting, overly sexualized, horrifically edgy story that loves, loves, loves tooting its own horn. Good cliffhanger ending, too.īut really, this series is just not for me. The dual narratives were interesting, and this was a high-stakes, bloody story that was executed fairly well, if everything else is ignored. Yes, these things were in book one, but in book two, they were just amplified, and I've had enough. Our database currently contains 192 articles and 129 images, but we aim to become a definitive source for all things related to the series Nevernight Godsgrave Darkdawn Mia Corvere Tric Ashlinn Jrnheim JAY KRISTOFF NETWORK AFFILIATES Twitter Categories Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. While simultaneously employing the most obnoxious prose on the planet. Self-absorbed and not as funny as she thinks she is, and constantly described to us poor suffering readers as the most sexy, deadly teen girl on the planet. And then it ends in murder, I think, because I actually just skimmed this part because I have no interest in reading sex scenes. Because all you need to know about this book is that it opens with a threesome, which goes on for several pages. But that's what I'm giving it anyway, because if I suffered through the whole of this monstrosity, then I deserve to be able to rate it whatever the hell I want.Īfter reading Nevernight, I was willing to give Godsgrave a chance because I saw potential. Does this book actually deserve a one-star rating? Probably not.

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