Sarena Nanua

Sasha Nanua

Daughters of the Dawn

I again listened to this book narrated by Soneela Nankani, who is a really great narrator and really added nice layers to the story again.

In this book I really hoped the twins would finally get to know each other, but they spend nearly the whole book apart.

Their journeys get a bit convoluted at times and too much detail without really adding to the world building. There were still some gaps in the world building that made it confusing.

I liked the concluding on the story, but the audiobook was over 16 hours, which is just too long for this particular story.

Again I found Rani really whiny though she has better development in this book.

Trying to find and keep romance during the end of world felt forced, I wish more of the characters had better platonic relationships with each other.

Suzanne

I again listened to this book narrated by Soneela Nankani, who is a really great narrator and really added nice layers to the story again.

In this book I really hoped the twins would finally get to know each other, but they spend nearly the whole book apart.

Their journeys get a bit convoluted at times and too much detail without really adding to the world building. There were still some gaps in the world building that made it confusing.

I liked the concluding on the story, but the audiobook was over 16 hours, which is just too long for this particular story.

Again I found Rani really whiny though she has better development in this book.

I did really enjoy Ria’s chapters.

Trying to find and keep romance during the end of world felt forced, I wish more of the characters had better platonic relationships with each other.

All in all it was ok.

Daughters of the Dawn

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