OMG, you guys HAVE to read this book if you're into Greek mythology! It's seriously amazing! It's way different from any other YA Greek mythology books I've read lately. The characters have these cool magical powers that are totally unique. The main character, Io, can see and cut these fate threads in this thing called the Quilt.

So, in the city, there are these girls getting kidnapped and turned into wraiths by having their life-threads messed up. It's pretty brutal. Io's on a mission to solve these gruesome murders and find out who's behind it all. And get this, she has to team up with her destined love interest, Edei. Their relationship is like a slow burn and it's super sweet. I hope we get more of that in the next books, you know?

The mix of Greek mythology, a murder mystery, and some YA romance is so awesome. The story never gets boring and the author's plot is on point. And don't worry if you don't know much about Greek mythology. The author explains everything without making it a total info overload. The ending ties up nicely, but leaves you with new questions for the sequels.

Seriously, this book is epic and I'm dying to know what happens next!

I couldn't get into this book, but I don't feel this was due to a flaw with the book. I think it was just a little too involved and complex for me. I can say it was extremely well written. Three stars because some people would certainly love it, its just not for me

I love discovering new authors and getting into their heads.

I really enjoyed this book and found it to be a fast read.

The first in a series, Threads That Bind is absolutely amazing. I was completely hooked from the very first page, I loved this magic-system and learning all about it and all these gods. The characters were also so intriguing and dynamic I loved following on their adventure. The only thing I would say is I don't think this is children's fiction instead I would put this as more of a YA but I still absolutely loved this and think it will be a big hit for any fantasy fans.

Silly me thought that this is a standalone and by the time I suspected—and checked that it will have a sequel, I was on less than 10% towards the end😃

This was good enough to pulled me slowly from my reading slump. The magic system was interesting, based on infamous mythological deities instead of the obvious well-known big gods. I love how KH describes everything, she put them bits by bits along with the narrative so I could understand it easily without being bored by info dumping. It’s basically a mix of urban fantasy, mystery, and climate fiction with sprinkles of romance. Even though it seems like “a lot” genres in a book, it didn’t feel overwhelming at all. Can’t wait for the next book!!!