Ripped from a forgotten homeland as a child, Tisaanah learned how to survive with nothing but a sharp wit an. Daughter of No Worlds follows Tisaanah, who was sold into slavery at a very young age when her village was attacked.

If you have not read this yet and are looking for an awesome fantasy romance, then you should definitely pick it up! Reshaye isn't even a person, and I just wanted it to be happy, although it was mind-torturing Tisaanah left and right. Tisaanah, knowing that two people could never do alone what she needed to do, still goes to the meeting.

Not to diatailed you get bored, but you get a good sense of the world they live in and where they are. I just can’t help but point out how the author managed to interweave all of my favourite things into one book and I LOVE THAT. I’m wondering if there is a way to edit it out bc it’s seriously hard to listen to and takes away from the story.

Looking forward to the audiobook for the 2nd part of the series and hearing what Tisaanah does next. In a desperate bid for control, she lets herself fall all the way down into the back of her mind, and fall all the way into the lowest levels of her magic. Still, every so often, I would unleash a string of truly nonsensical words that butchered every conceivable rule of grammar. I just wish she'd done better with some of the fundamental aspects of her characters so they weren't so off-putting. I've been concerning teachers and parents with mercilessly grim tales since I was roughly nine years old.What I didn't like: the treatment of Reshaye, how so many of the lords in Threll are despicable, we don't know anything more about Tisaanah's family and the queen. But there's even more dangerous things at play than Tisaanah realised and as she begins to learn more about Max's bloody past, she must risk everything to accomplish her goals- even if it means wielding death itself. I was really surprised when I realized you only needed one interaction to know if they were the bad or the good guys. Once, many years ago, he had told me that his grandfather used to say that every moment in life was a coin with one dark side and one light.