This book was provided to me by R&R Book Tours and author Cate Baumer in exchange for an honest review on my stop of The Faithful Dark book tour. This in no way impacts the rating of the book. All of my reviews contain my honest opinions.
Content Warnings:
Graphic: blood, gore, violence
Moderate:
Minor: animal death
★★★★★ — obsessed 🌡️ — tepid
Cate Baumer's novel, The Faithful Dark, is a mesmerizing piece of literature that captivates its readers from the very first page. The prose is written in an exquisite manner, with each sentence meticulously crafted to create a dark and gritty atmosphere that breathes life into the narrative, effectively pulling readers into the story and keeping them engrossed till the very end.
The author introduces us to a remarkable protagonist named Csilla, a character that readers will find themselves drawn to due to her demure and selfless nature. As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly fascinating to witness her journey as she finds herself in unfamiliar territories where she encounters genuine love and attention, experiences that are foreign to her.
Another character that plays a significant role in the narrative is Mihaly. His character is incredibly dynamic and complex, making it challenging to define him, which in turn adds layers of intrigue to the story. His actions and decisions leave readers constantly guessing, making him an essential part of the story's overall suspense and intrigue.
Ilan is yet another character whose motivations remain a mystery throughout the story, adding another layer of suspense and keeping the readers on their toes.
For those who have enjoyed Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson and The Foxglove King by Hannah F. Whitten, The Faithful Dark comes as a highly recommended read. The book's hauntingly beautiful narrative and well-crafted characters make it a must-read for fans of these authors and any reader who appreciates a beautifully written, gripping tale.
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