This has been a nice read! I kind of expected more grandeur? More action? More thrill? Still, I can't deny that this was a satisfying read, especially the way everything was wrapped up in the end. I also loved the mystery that surrounded the Philosopher's Stone. I mean this Stone has always been mysterious (this is actually one of the main reasons why I got interested in this book lol), but the addition of a new mystery to it made it so intriguing. The plot was a wild one and it can get complicated (I would say that this is because it's also historical fiction), but nevertheless it was also exciting in its own way. Exact rating: 3.75

(I received an e-arc via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you Wednesday Books!)

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