Sanctuary of the Shadow

I have very torn feelings on this one, part of me loved it and part of me found it frustrating.

Let's start with the good shall we, I'm a big lover of found family and Harrow has found a family in this ragtag group she travels with, while some of them are downright evil (Salizar) some of them are exactly what I picture when I think of a true friend (Mal).

The story itself is beautiful and lyrical and flows in such a lovely way, it's easy to get sucked into it and find yourself in a world filled with shifters, villains, and magic, the world truly is beautifully written.

Our characters are where things start to get to me, in the first 70% of this book I loved Harrow and Raith, even with the seemingly instant love I could understand it, when we got to the end, I just had to wonder why the characters had to make certain decisions and why certain situations happened.

All in all, this is a four-star read for me, I need to know what happens next, I need to know where our characters end up and I can't wait to get my hands on the next book.

Thank you to Red Tower Books and NetGalley for providing a copy of this e-book, I have voluntarily read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.