Right from the get-go, Siduri's quest to find her missing father takes a sharp, unexpected turn, revealing a hidden heritage that's both fascinating and terrifying. The concept of an ancient, hunted race is compelling, and Vason paints a vivid picture of their desperate situation.
The ragtag group Siduri finds herself with – a foul-mouthed spirit, an ex, and a ghost boy – injects a lot of personality and unexpected humor into the often-dark narrative.
While the pacing is generally strong and keeps you hooked, there were a few moments where the sheer number of threats Siduri faces felt a tad overwhelming.
Siduri is a solid fantasy adventure with a strong protagonist and a world ripe for further exploration. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy tales of hidden worlds and characters battling against the odds.

A very intriguing and compelling story

The characters were well written which is always the first thing I look for in a book ( nothing worse than boring sub par characters)

Had a few unexpected moments which Is always great I did feel at times though it did lack substance but that is just a personal opinion.

Overall an enjoyable read that I feel many will like and possibly love more than what I did (don’t get me wrong was still a great book)

Overall 4 stars xx

In this captivating read, the author masterfully weaves a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Through a blend of richly developed characters and a meticulously crafted plot, the book offers a unique exploration of its central themes, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the story's depth and complexity. The narrative is paced perfectly, balancing moments of intense action with thoughtful reflection, ensuring that readers are hooked from the first page to the last. The author's ability to evoke emotion and create a vivid, immersive world is truly remarkable, making this book a must-read for anyone looking for an exceptional literary experience.