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A review by rowanslibrary_
The Last Hour Between Worlds by Melissa Caruso
5.0
I would like to thank the publisher and NetGalley for allowing me to read and honestly review an advanced reader’s copy of this book.
The Last Hour Between Worlds is quite literally a reality bending story. Our main character attends a party, which slowly falls through layers of reality, getting weirder and more dangerous as time goes on. And honestly, so much happened, and I can’t explain half of it. We’re in the middle of a game between immortal beings, people keep getting killed and reset again without any memories, and we’re speed running rivals to lovers. Iconic.
This really scratched that Locked-Tomb itch where you feel like… you’re kind of following along, and it’s interesting and fucked up in the best way… but you also simultaneously have no clue what’s happening.
This feels like a modern fantasy classic, and it’s not even out yet. Fantastically fast paced, there are many characters without them blending together, and overall I just loved every second of this.
5⭐️
The Last Hour Between Worlds is quite literally a reality bending story. Our main character attends a party, which slowly falls through layers of reality, getting weirder and more dangerous as time goes on. And honestly, so much happened, and I can’t explain half of it. We’re in the middle of a game between immortal beings, people keep getting killed and reset again without any memories, and we’re speed running rivals to lovers. Iconic.
This really scratched that Locked-Tomb itch where you feel like… you’re kind of following along, and it’s interesting and fucked up in the best way… but you also simultaneously have no clue what’s happening.
This feels like a modern fantasy classic, and it’s not even out yet. Fantastically fast paced, there are many characters without them blending together, and overall I just loved every second of this.
5⭐️