Where the Lightning Goes

Es una historia ligera y fácil de leer. La construcción del mundo no es la más compleja dentro del género y me confundieron algunas inconsistencias dentro de la narrativa. Los personajes me parecieron interesantes, pero nada memorable y ninguno resaltó particularmente para mí. Tras el plot twist cer......more

What I Did Like: +The jarring nature of the opening IS sort of the point. You are confused, right along with Elle, about how this world works. As much as that can feel frustrating, it is a GREAT TOOL to put you in the mindset of our main character. +The Magic system seems pretty cool. As it builds up......more

What an interesting read! Despite being an overabundance of gods and myth inspired books, especially in the YA genre, I don’t think I' had ever encountered something like Where The Lighting Goes before, certainly a peculiar and well crafted novel. The Magic system was well developed, nothing difficu......more

"A god? That's too bad. If you're a god, there's no one for you to pray to." I can only describe this book as a fantasy mystery where four chaotic individuals with varying personalities work together to get to the sky facing magical markets, dragons and demons along the way. Elle is the first person......more

This book was something else. Here are my thoughts: ⁕ The pacing was different from what I've read before. It had a unique style that felt slow-paced at the same time as fast-paced (I know, I don't quite get it either). ++ I loved the descriptions of magic use and the magic system in general. The depic......more