My Review
*Disclaimer* This book has spoilers from the first book, A Time to Die. If you haven't read that yet please do not read on until you have.
Oh. My. Goodness. I had such high expectations from this book and Nadine totally met them all! It brought back all the Jude feels. Oh yes, all the Jude feels. Nadine did a really great job of "helping me through that" throughout the book.
Characters
Parvin is great as she has always been. There are some new characters as well. Tawny, as we learned from book one, is now Reid's widow and she and Parvin have a strained relationship, which is completely realistic. It is amazing how deep each one of the characters are even though they are told through Parvin's eyes. Hawke has a big role in this book as well. He's pretty awesome. :D I also really like Parvin's mother in this book. In book one, they were distant from each other. In this book, they come closer together. It really is a beautiful relationship.
Setting
Ahh the setting. :D How does Nadine create the most realistic setting ever? She immersed me in the future earth with Clocks. I felt like I was there. (Did I mention I couldn't put the book down?) I could see Prime clearly in my mind. I shivered as Parvin was cold. Reading this book through her eyes, I felt like I became Parvin, saw what she saw, felt what she felt. How does Nadine do this? She is such an amazing writer.
Plot
My lips are sealed. Go read it and find out for yourself. A word of advice: make sure you have time to read it in one day.
Final Thoughts
If you rebelled against my spoiler warning and read this review anyway, still go read A Time to Die. You can buy it right here on Amazon. Go check out this amazing book filled with hope and strong faith, even in the darkest of times. Please buy A Time to Speak right here.
About the Author
Nadine Brandes is an adventurer, fusing authentic faith with bold imagination. She never received her Hogwarts letter, but rest assured she’s no Muggle (and would have been in Ravenclaw House, thank you very much.) This Harry Potter super-nerd has been known to eat an entire package of Oreos (family size) by herself, and watches Fiddler on the Roof at least once a year. She writes about brave living, finding purpose, and other worlds soaked in imagination. Her dystopian trilogy (The Out of Time Series) challenged her to pursue shalom, which is now her favorite word (followed closely by bumbershoot.) When Nadine’s not taste-testing a new chai or editing fantasy novels, she and her knight-in-shining armor (nickname: “hubby”) are out pursuing adventures.
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