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Yes... I finally READ that huge book that you were afraid to read. I think the fact that it is over 800 pages and written by Sarah J. Maas is reason enough. I've been avoiding serial books, especially long series, for a long time, but I decided to put an end to this escape and here I am. Do I regret it? I NEVER regret it. Even though I was about to be convinced that I was an idiot for the first 100 pages, Crescent City was a very, very good book. As I said, there is incredible world building at the beginning of the book and it makes people question their own intelligence. You may feel your brain pounding when you think about the structure of the city, its management, the creatures living in the city, different households, different species, their history and wars. The author personally turned my brain into play dough, which is why it took me a few days to get through the first part. But once I got into the story, the book flowed. In the book, our main characters, half-fae Bryce and angel Hunt Hilal, try to solve a series of murders in the city and at the same time cope with their own lives. The adventure we were following was built with twists and turns. Just when you think that the situation will be resolved, everything changes and the hustle and bustle begins again. In short, it was a book full of lies upon lies, secrets behind secrets. When it comes to characters, our female character Bryce was literally a badass. I really enjoy reading strong female characters. In the first parts of the book, he won me over with his intelligence and strong stance despite the obstacles life threw at him, and later on, he turned into a complete war machine and blew my mind. Hunt, on the other hand, is a character that I'm a little undecided on. Of course, I really hated her, but I've read enough Sarah J. Maas to shake my confidence in her male characters, so I'll book Hunt in the second book. And then there is your beloved Spirit. Frankly, I liked him, no lie, but of course, if he behaved a little more intelligently, I would be much more pleased with the second book. Apart from that, as I said, the book is very long and drowns the reader in incredible details. If you do not mind the mini history lessons that get in between the events, Crescent City is a book you should definitely give a chance.
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