The off-putting vibes of the setting were incredibly well done. I found myself tense whenever Isobel was out in the isolated, woodsy outdoors at the clinic on her own, with a constant sense of being watched that I could practically feel myself.
Author: Danielle Plant
An avid reader and runner. I like to spend my spare time with my dogs Reese and Orion.
Isle of Wrath by Claire Contreras is a promising start to a new romantasy series that had me intrigued by the city of Lunaris and the greater world beyond it, very early on.
One unexpectedly pleasant surprise I found with this book was the horror-esque vibes that it contained. Events that take place very early in the book are painted quite horrifically, and it really leant a dark vibe to the book that I had not expected going into the book, which really worked for it and drew me in to the setting.