Ruthless gods book5/9/2023 My one and only complaint is that some of the inner monologues were quite repetitive, but its such a small gripe that I can't justify giving it any less than 5 glowing stars. This series is so beautifully gothic and gory, no one is safe and you feel all the trauma right along with them. Each of these characters has stayed true to what they felt even with shifting alliances and new threats emerge. I honestly enjoyed this title even more than the first, not only because our characters felt more confident but the author truly was comfortable in this wonderful world she created. I absolutely devoured Wicked Saints and knowing that Ruthless Gods is almost 200 pages longer than Wicked Saints I was hungry to devour it. I feel so blessed in receiving a copy of this title. As our main three all feel a pull to the west what awaits them and what more can be sacrificed to Ruthless Gods? Malachiasz, monstrous and lost with unimaginable power while still feeling inadequate in regards to his goals. Serefin, hearing voices and learning new facets of magic he never thought possible. Nadya, dealing with the silence of her Gods even after doing what they asked by tearing down the barrier keeping them out of Tranavia. In Ruthless Gods we follow Nadya, Serefin, and Malachiasz as they deal with the consequences of actions taken in Wicked Saints. Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.
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