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how i imagine the conversation after went
i did this in like 5 minutes please forgive the imperfections
Thanks to the publisher for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review
✩🐇❄️Review:
A heart-wrenchingly beautiful fairy tale that captivates from start to finish.
“The Sun and the Starmaker” follows Aurora Finch after a fateful encounter with the mysterious Starmaker results in the awakening of a powerful magic within her. With no choice but to study under the Starmaker’s guidance, she is swept away to his enchanted castle. The more she melts through his icy exterior, the stronger their ruinous attraction grows.
Griffin’s whimsical and atmospheric prose brings the town of Reverie and its inhabitants to life. I enjoyed how her intricate magic system is tied to both nature and the town’s history to further immerse readers in her fictional world. She goes the extra mile in sharing the full story of the sun and the Starmaker, giving the novel a more fairy tale feel.
Aurora and the Starmaker’s forbidden love story is one that will rip you apart and then put you back together in the best way! Their development from strangers who despise each other to lovers unable to resist the pull between them is incredibly satisfying. I especially love how Aurora brought the Starmaker back to life after he spent years in isolation. Their playful banter is a balm for the soul after Aurora figures out the cost of her magic and what that means for their relationship. Griffin does a wonderful job weaving themes of love, loss, and life into the storyline. Readers will delight in the way the main conflict is resolved.
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Aurora Finch
Western Africa to northern Uganda