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Finally got around to reading Martine Leavitt's Keturah and Lord Death.
As I'd heard, it's a book written in a lyrical style that suits historical fantasy so well. The worldbuilding is unobtrusive but fresh.
The ending wasn't surprising, but the power it carried was.
Recommended for that mood for something artistic, and with emotional weight, rather than excitement and humor. I enjoyed it very much, with that feeling.
As I'd heard, it's a book written in a lyrical style that suits historical fantasy so well. The worldbuilding is unobtrusive but fresh.
The ending wasn't surprising, but the power it carried was.
Recommended for that mood for something artistic, and with emotional weight, rather than excitement and humor. I enjoyed it very much, with that feeling.