Recenzje: The God Who Claimed Me

Loved the novel,but is there another part because you left us with a cliffhanger. I'd really like a part 2, I dont know what happen to Thalia and the babies, did she find out about her true self, did Kaelum really loose all his power,did he die, what happen with Auora and the council .What have the other God's discovered about the traitor Emily and who was she working for. Losts of unanswered questions. So need more chapters or another book.

Honestly, Kaelum and Thalia's story is the kind that pulls you in and doesnt let you go lol. These connection between them is so strange, Intense and maybe because I am still half way, impossible to understand (in a good way). Every answer keeps creating more and more. I'm particularly interested in how far kaelum wil goto protect her because I just feel it on my mind that Kaelum is going to have a hard time really soon, how will he really keep protecting her? And this love brewing between them, will it really grow, I mean I see it but it just seem like they shouldn't cross that path. I'll be reading so I am excited to find out things.

I like this one. Its well written and i could follow very well. At first, I thought alot happened too quickly and thought the story wasnt going to progress. I was wrong. I am very invested in it now. I like the romance part, the drama, and suspense. There are alot of thing going on that I dont know yet but I see where its going and I will see it to the end. I just hope the story keeps updating!

The storyline is unique, I haven't seen alot of dynamics like this in novels I read on here. I love Thalia very much, even though she has lived a pretty intimidating and unfair life, she wasn't passive to the new life she started in the god's premises. I can't really figure what Aen really wants, they are just enemy as this point. The book is well written, immersive and unpredictable. I love it and I'll keep reading. 100% love it!