Godkiller was a different, imaginative and very atmospheric read. What I noticed from the very beginning was the writing style. Unique, beautiful, immersive and lyrical. I loved it. I was astonished that the book was a debut because, for me, the voice of the author seemed very established. I would say that Hannah Keller is a natural talent and I cannot wait to read her next books.

Having said this, I had a bit of trouble getting into the story. I thought there were too many characters introduced at the beginning. That, combined with their unusual names, made it a bit confusing for me. But when I got going, I couldn't stop reading.

I loved that there were so many female characters with such distinct objectives, backstories and voices. They were all authentic and well-developed and I enjoyed finding out more about them. I loved the disruption Skediceth introduced into the story too.

The worldbuilding was phenomenal. It was clear, well-developed and I had a sense of where things were located. Amazing!

I really enjoyed the book. I think Hannah Keller is a voice to look out for!