’m sure will tie everything together in the second book.
Thank you to NetGalley and Harper Collins for the eArc, this is my own honest opinion.
Thank you to NetGalley, and Harper Collins UK, One More Chapter for the e-ARC copy of this book, in exchange for an honest review.
Overall, I think that this was a strong debut novel. It has so many things that I am drawn to when I read a book: witches, apothecaries, sisterly-bonds, coming of age quests, and of course a dash of romance. The setting of the book really drew me in, I was hooked from the first pages where we see Alice in her woodland cottage and she discovers a mysterious letter.
I liked both Alice and Lily, and I enjoyed that they were opposites, and best friends all the same. I especially liked how Lily was able to see Alice in a way that others couldn’t. I also enjoyed other characters in the book. Particularly Grace, and her budding romance with Alice was refreshing and a highlight of the book for me.
I did find myself wanting a bit more from the world-building – it was intriguing, but I found myself feeling like I was just skimming the surface when I wanted to be immersed deeper into the world. However, I am sure the world-building will be expanded on in the next book. Also, sometimes the pacing of the book felt a bit off. However, that could have just been me.
I enjoyed this book and accompanying Alice and Lily on their journeys. I look forward to seeing where the story will go in the next book. Thank you again to NetGalley, and Harper Collins UK, One More Chapter for the e-ARC copy of this book.
I was provided an ARC of this book from the publisher but I'm not really sure that I should have accepted. This book reads really young and I couldn't get into it. Perhaps it appeals to the younger readers, but I enjoy a much more robust fantasy building and this wasn't it.  Nothing against the book/story itself, but I personally should've passed.
Overall, I enjoyed my reading experience of this story. I liked Alice and Lily. However, this read a bit young. The world building was a bit surface level, but that will probably be fleshed out more in the sequel.
Thank you to Harper Collins UK, One More Chapter, Katherine Livesey, and Netgalley for a gifted copy in exchange for an honest review!
Wow, what a fun story!!! I was unsure what to expect when I first started as it was slow to build (in a good way!) and then once the author started diving into the characters more it picked up for me!
Sisters of Shadow has so many different topics and issues in it, such as betrayal, lesbian relationship, death, and secrets. And it all works so well and if any of it were missing the story just wouldn’t be the same!!!!
Alice is a character that I’m not too sure of at first, but she grew on me when I realized she wasn’t too sure of herself! There is definitely a lot of growth of her character in this story and it is fun to watch her see her true self and take chances! Lily is the caregiver of the two women, and she shines in that role. She cannot seem to help but look after anyone around her and always wants to think the best of people.
The fantasy aspect is minimal in this story, but this first book I feel really set the reader up for future stories. The characters were the main focus and the reader definitely has a good idea of who they are and what they are made of by the end of the story! I am really curious to see where the author takes this series!!!!Oregon- Joined the Union on February 14, 1859
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