A review by bubblewombat
The Sisters of Corinth by Angela Hunt

emotional hopeful reflective sad tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes

4.25

Another great story in this series, maybe even a bit better than the first book. I love the themes explored and I hated Prima!! Every time her PoV came around I'd go "oh no, what's she gonna do this time?", she was so awful & jealous, but a well-written character all the same.

In contrast, Mariana was very sweet, and I felt so bad for her because of all she went through on account of her sister. She didn't deserve any of it, my poor baby. 

The arc I enjoyed most though, was probably Marcus and Mariana's developing relationship, they were well-suited from the beginning. 

The narration was excellent, much like in the previous book. It really helped me to get into the story. I also wish that audiobooks included authors' notes more frequently, because from what I'm seeing, the note in this book is important and answers some questions, but audiobook listeners didn't get to hear it.

Either way, I'm looking forward to the last book in the series. I'm curious how Angel Hunt will tie it all together. You can read the first two books as standalones if you want, by the way.