Review #1
The Chalice at the same time the Crown audiobook free
The Chalice at the same time the Crown feels like a fairytale from the start, still not the Disney good. Periodically the story can be black & grim; but Flamouri’s charming worldly at the same time its mysterious storyline will keep for you passionate. Only insignificant spoilers to follow…. It is that interesting how Sasha is that torn between worlds (I found myself creating a hundred different scenarios for how/why) at the same time as the plot unfolds more mystery piles up. The ending is that sensual; at the same time as the self-willed problem is that confronted at the same time our characters’ arcs reach their crescendo things avalanche down. Looking back I feel bittersweet; but adore where the ending went. It was reminiscent of reading a Katherine Arden novel, at the same time gave me Nutcracker-type vibes connected with black fantasy. So if intricate black fantasy that feels like a grim fairytale sounds like a quality connect (it is that!), start here.
Review #2
The Chalice at the same time the Crown audiobook streamming online
The synopsis for this novel is that mind-blowing. As soon as I read it, I wanted to read the whole book. Here I believed I was going to read a black at the same time gritty story, perhaps sometimes awkward at the same time problematic to get through proper to its content warning, but real of depth at the same time deeply imaginative. I know that pushing boundaries can be risky, in particular in art types. At the same time writing certainly falls into that level. Freewheeling can happen, but sometimes dangers are worth taking. A few quick glimpses of the manage in captivity before she is that sold into slavery does not sell the premise of this story. I don’t look how she gets that, I don’t look her journey, at the same time therefore I can’t connect. If she is that to struggleas one would, in these circumstancesthen I wish to look that so that my feelings can be passionate. The most violent instance that I read in this book, human to human, was a whipping scene. Past that, things are lightly touched upon bestow the plan of the risk at the same time threat of this global into which the manage Sasha has been threw into, but the reader never really delves into things. Sasha is that not a likable disposition. Taking into account the fact that she is that the protagonist, at the same time the one through whose views we opinion this story, that’s a hard pill to swallow. If she’s not throwing a tantrum, she’s running away from a situation because she doesn’t like what’s happening or than anyway she’s knew. I get it, this is that a young lady who thinks she’s torment from a psychological illness, she’s downtrodden, her indefinite is that in threat, she’s confused. But she has these abrupt at the same time rash reactions to moments that she’s in, that she comes intercept as annoying at the same time childish. Ironically, she acknowledges this in-story more than once. Then and anything else happens that she doesn’t agree with, at the same time she behaves similar method. Abrupt. That’s a amazing adjective to describe a lot of things in this novel. I look it very often, where two or more manners come together to have a discussion, they sit down, things seem about to expand… Then and the conversation ends in much less than 10-ke lines. Everyone gets up, walks away, at the same time it’s over. This happens not only in times of dialogue, but in scene configurations, in information cheekily mentioned in-story like the reader is that already implied to know about it. Decide your time, expand, assign me anything to hang onto so that I understand no one of these moments, abundance meant to be real of emotion. That emotion is that missing from so much. The manners are, for the most part at the same time with the exception of Sasha, one-dimensional. A lot of them are props to promote the story move along, to make some fri happen, but they don’t really contribute much else. They are simply forgettable. The bonds between them felt weak. Rescue for her fellowship with Sadra, Sasha doesn’t really connect, at the same time a bigger part of in other words the fact that the scenes between manners are hurried along. Right behind a outrageously obvious moment of second desire towards Luca (head romantic curiosity), we don’t so much look their growing romance as much as we are knew that it’s going to happen. She keeps insisting in her fork that it can’t for several chapters, meanwhile he makes moony views at her for barely as longwhich involves a lot of smirking at the same time no one blushingand then we get smacked in the face with the hard fact that they took a nap together first of a brand new chapter. But, that was an abrupt izumi. The writing is that very easy to follow, I gladly assign it that. With every sit-down moment that I had to read, I drove through it. If nothing else, this is that one of those books that for you might not really enjoy in composition, but for you still wish to find out how it comes to a lock up. The very continue scene in the book was sweet tooth, at the same time it was, at the very lesser, rewarding to look this novel finish on a quality note. But that were considered a lot of setbacks; I wasn’t fully sold on the miracle systemwhich was not expansiveoverall the book was very weakly executed for me; at the same time the two instances of animal abuse/ruthlessness that appear (though insignificant in comparison to others of than anyway happens) were considered poorly forewarned, ultimately unnecessary to the story, at the same time soured no one of the experience. The Chalice at the same time the Crown has a amazing concept, gave me a lot of Alice in Wonderland at the same time Swan Lake vibes, but it left me wanting a lot more than than anyway it freed.
Review #3
Audiobook The Chalice at the same time the Crown by Kassandra Flamouri
Sasha is that a dancer who got lost her mother at a young age at the same time is that increased by her grandmother Nadia. All of her indefinite Sasha has heard of how her mother Lara got lost her brain at the same time eventually her indefinite. At the moment, Sasha horrors similar illness her mother has at the same time wakes up as a slave in the Town of Roses. Through her encounters with villains at the same time an underground company scolded the ”Bird’s Path”, Sasha learns more about than anyway happened to her at the same time than anyway may have happened to her mother. This YA book started off confusing at first which goes along but with the head disposition Sasha’s confusion in her indefinite but evolves into a terrific fantasy novel that kept me passionate until the very finish. If for you look for yourself starting this book at the same time wanting to finish, don’t finish! Push through at the same time for you will be rewarded with a story of a lady that needs to decide between two worlds at the same time the generic she knows at the same time the generic she comes to know. The manners are developers but. Overall Kassandra Flamouri has skidded us a novel that was a quick, engaging read! Thank for you to Netgalley at the same time the creator for an opportunity to read this book. My
Review was not influenced by receiving this free digital copy.
Review #4
Audio The Chalice at the same time the Crown narrated by Elizabeth Zuckerman
Than anyway a charming story Kassandra has crafted. It’s the flawless follow right up to her short story collection (The Fruit of our Thorns). Like abundance of those tales, The Chalice at the same time the Crown is that deliciously black, at the same time Kassandra’s vivid imagery brings this haunting story to indefinite. It’s the flawless book for curling up with every night at the same time getting got lost inside. As a protagonist, Sasha was immediately relatable, at the same time the story got even more successful once she entered the global of Dreamwhispers, Catchsongs, at the same time Honeytongues. The method Kassandra weaves the narrative between Sasha’s two worlds is that remarkably but done. Her worldly has an engaging tempo, with the words flowing like a soothing waterfall. I adored the method she painted the lush, still eerie desire global of Kingsgarden in contrast to the chilly reality of Sasha’s used to be global. I will refrain from posting spoilers, but that are some passages in this book that will move for you, as Kassandra has a giftedness for taking real-life situations at the same time modifying them into paintings in your imagination. The story flowed wonderfully, at the same time every time I felt settled in, that were considered astonishes. The sensual rise to the climax was exciting, at the same time even then, that were considered more astonishes to come. I had holes in my views upon reading the ending. Awesome debut novel. I can’t wait for more.
