A wonderful read with a great, deep meaning.

Enjoyed moving through time with the switch in characters all tied to one ancient story

I cannot put onto words just how brilliant this book is. It is absolutely stunning. It is one of a few books in which when I finished it I wanted to start it all over again. This book remains #1 on my all-time list.

This tale of wonders will claim it and make it glad.

It can take a bit to get going but it’s a wonderful book

Brilliant. Amazing. Devastating. Lovely. Brilliant.

After reading the first 50 pages of this breathtaking book, I had to put it down. It is so brilliantly realized, so well written, so engagingly plotted—so PERFECT—that I couldn’t bear to read on in case it did not live up to such early promise. But the book, astonishingly, only gets better. Characters, themes, daring experiments with time and space—and genre—come together in a flawless dance. I could not put this book down. Really. Give yourself a gift by reading this remarkable book.

While I know this book isn’t for everyone, I find a majority of those who have found solstice in books and have been entranced with mythical stories since childhood, who like a bit of intellect thought & blending of different genres depending on what era the character/POV we were currently entranced with reading (almost as if he writes a spell that weaves a beautiful novel! Can’t wait to check the rest on his roster

Excessively long and convoluted for me. I loved all the light you cannot see, and this new book did not measure up to that for me.

This story is written so well and it’s so moving. It’s an old theme, but super well done.