YOUR NEW YA FANTASY BOOKS OBSESSION AWATS YOU

I've been waiting to write a review of the whole series for a while, just so I can try and wrap my head around everything that happened. 

In short, all I have to say is "wow."

In each review of the individual books, I mention how I am not generally a fan of science fiction and that Cara Violet has managed to make me fall in love with characters and a storyline that I never thought possible. Her writing style is unique, which I admit took a little while to get used to, but following her growth and progress as a writer has been a completely wonderful experience.

Violet loves her characters so completely it's hard to imagine not loving them as a reader. From Dersji, to Julius, and all the shades of morally grey in between, every single character leaves a mark and an impact on the readers soul and mind …
 

“The delicate intertwining of Greek mythology, science fiction tropes and true-blue Aussie lifestyle should not have worked, but it does.”

I've shared snippets of dialogue with friends, ranted about the stories …

There are some moments where I would have liked for the story's pacing to slow down so that I could experience more of certain scenes, and others where I found myself getting lost because I didn't understand the mechanics of the sport that the characters were playing - the latter is certainly not the fault of [Miss] Violet, I am just definitely not sports-minded in the least. But these are things that I believe most readers find with most books, and it isn't something that I feel should or does detract from the overall story and series.
 

“The Kaianan Trilogy, and its companion books, are for those who are wanderers at heart. It's for the souls who search, and for the minds that don't stop dreaming…”

I am eagerly awaiting more installments …

Chantelle A. Campbelltown, NSW