I definitely recommend this book, especially for someone who enjoys a high fantasy reverse harem, that has a slow build. They each seemed to stand alone as great characters, however they blended together so well as a group, it’s like they are 5 sides to the same coin. Her life will be one of servitude to the sols, the magic-blessed beings who could one day be chosen to become gods. In fact, dirt might actually be more useful than Willa.
In Minatsol, being a dweller means that you are literally no better than dirt. Gods gift to women (excuse the pun!), definitely. Book Descriptions: Willa Knight: Dweller. However, Willa was a strong, independent character, who knows her own soul and mind, and doesn’t care what anyone else thinks about her. It kind of felt like the nakedness was used as a humor tool rather than something that could plausibly happen. Also, the number of times she finds herself naked usually for comical purposes was a bit hard to take. She was a great character, but I didn’t have much in common with her, so found myself getting really annoyed at her for just accepting certain things like the misspelling of her name. I just wanted it to get to the good bits already!Īs for Willa, for me personally, I found her hard to connect with. I will admit that I read this within 8hrs of it landing on my kindle, while I was supposed to be working haha.įor me, the book started off a bit slow, there was a lot of world building and details, but I guess you need all of that when the world is completely fictional. It is a perfect blend of Jaymin Eve and Jane Washington. Was I satisfied with the ending? HFN? HEA? Were there spelling and grammatical errors? Yes. But they are a part of the story to come.
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