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Fevered Star - Rebecca Roamhorse

★ ★ ★/5

Was super excited to dive back into this world after the cliffhanger ending of Black Sun, but this series (like many) fell victim to middle book syndrome. It wasn’t bad, per se, but I definitely cared more about some POVs over others (sorry Naranpa and Okoa I’m sure you have a lot to say but the others are far more interesting rn). Iktan carried this book and I’ll hear no arguments. Most of this book is moving characters into place for book 3, and some just moving characters for no reason (like what was Xiala doing in Hokaia… aside from reuniting from her mother BRIEFLY). The set up has me on my toes, though, so while I didn’t love this book, I’m super excited for Mirrored Heavens. Although gotta admit I’m worried because there’s no way my all favs are gonna survive </3 (Serapio, Xiala, Iktan).

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Fevered Star - Flight on Crows by Kara Malikova.

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Did you see the broken binding is doing a special edition set? 🥰 I was diving through the tag to see if I needed it when I haven't read it yet (it was on my tbr), and you've convinced me!

Ooooooh my god I just looked it up. I'm obsessed with the illustrations. Considering buying it even tho I already have copies of book 1 and 3 lmfao

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Serapio giving a genuinely thoughtful gift to a child:

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I'm personally an audiobook guy due to work stuff, do you have an opinion on the audiobooks for between Earth and sky series? I read the first book when it came out and loved it but forgot to continue the series. I got a fix that.

I actually haven't listened to the audiobooks cause I'm a physical books girly. The samples that play on spotify sound decent enough to me - maybe someone who's listened to them in full could drop an opinion in the replies?

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[Stella ardente][Rebecca Roanhorse]

"Stella Ardente": eclissi, comete e battaglie per il destino a Tova. Scopri magia, profezie e caos nel nuovo ordine di Rebecca Roanhorse.

Stella Ardente: Magia, Profezie e Caos nel Nuovo Ordine di Tova Titolo: Stella ardenteScritto da: Rebecca RoanhorseTitolo originale: Fevered StarTradotto da: Andrea CassiniEdito da: MondadoriAnno: 2025Pagine: 588ISBN: 9788804758143 La trama di Stella ardente di Rebecca Roanhorse La grande città di Tova è crollata. Il sole è prigioniero nella morsa dell’eclissi del Dio Corvo Rinato, mentre sta…

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Review of Fevered Star by Rebecca Roanhorse

Genre: Fantasy

Age Range: Adult

Rating: ★★★★☆

This is the second book in the Between Earth and Sky trilogy, and this review will contain very light spoilers for Black Sun. Continuing the tale of the Meridian, Fevered Star continues to follow Xiala, Serapio, Naranpa, Iktan, and Okoa, with a new major POV, merchant lord Balam. After Serapio's ascension but his failure to kill the sun god's avatar, the major cities of the Meridian move to war. This is the shortest book in the series at just under 400 pages, and I think it suffers a little for that. While I find the subject matter incredibly interesting, there were huge gaps in time and it felt like certain characters just didn't have the space to properly develop. Okoa in particular felt like he was switching back and forth very quickly, and Naranpa's plot felt highly unrealistic for the time crunch it was in.

However, I continue to be fascinated by the setting of this series. This book gives us the first concrete explanation of how the Meridian came to be this way, which was very interesting. I also really like most of the POV characters; I'm obsessed with Xiala and Serapio, and even Iktan, who I hated last book really grew on me. There's good tension throughout the whole book, and I liked seeing the politics of the other cities play out. Between Balam and somewhat Iktan, the inner workings of Cuecola and Hokaia are revealed; Hokaia in particular was fun as it had only been vaguely spoken about before. This book also introduces a concept known as dreamwalking, developed by the bloodthirsty spearmaidens, but it doesn't play a huge role in this one. I really think this is a good series, I just wish it had some more space.