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A review by kezmarie36
The Glass Palace by Kathryn Trattner
5.0
This was an enchanting fairytale inspired Fantasy. With a mysterious realm including the dangerous black forest, a somewhat haunted mansion in the midst of the jungle, and characters with endless secrets, this story is full of mystery and intrigue.
Part 1 is reminiscent of beauty and the beast / Acotar, with a slow burn romance between the main characters, dampened by secrets and an unspoken curse. When Astrid's plan goes wrong she inadvertently summons an evil presence and loses something she loves.
Part 2 sees the determined heroine battle through countless dangers and encounter new allies and enemies in her quest to survive and find the glass palace.
Part 3 sees the fast paced conclusion with Astrid facing the evil foe and if she will survive and live happily ever after.
Overall this was a delightful adventure to read and the world building was creative and descriptive. I adored Chinook's character, he was funny and witty and it helped brighten the darker elements of Astrid's loneliness and desperation.
Part 1 is reminiscent of beauty and the beast / Acotar, with a slow burn romance between the main characters, dampened by secrets and an unspoken curse. When Astrid's plan goes wrong she inadvertently summons an evil presence and loses something she loves.
Part 2 sees the determined heroine battle through countless dangers and encounter new allies and enemies in her quest to survive and find the glass palace.
Part 3 sees the fast paced conclusion with Astrid facing the evil foe and if she will survive and live happily ever after.
Overall this was a delightful adventure to read and the world building was creative and descriptive. I adored Chinook's character, he was funny and witty and it helped brighten the darker elements of Astrid's loneliness and desperation.