"The Rending" in the series "Hundred" by Vanessa Nelson continues to captivate readers with its slow-burn romance, intricate world-building, and courageous protagonist, Yvonne. The story follows Yvonne and her crew as they investigate an attack on the Sisters in the Stone Walls, leading them to the Royal City in search of justice. Vanessa Nelson's writing style is praised for its epic mystery, great characters, twisting plot, action-packed scenes, subtle romance, and humor. The book delves into themes of courage, standing against evil, and the bonds of family and friendship.
Yvonne's character development, the engaging storyline, and the seamless weaving of mystery, romance, and adventure make "The Rending" a compelling read. The book introduces new mysteries, tragedies, and characters that add depth to the series, keeping readers invested in the unfolding narrative. Vanessa Nelson's storytelling prowess shines through in her ability to create a fantastical world filled with relatable characters, emotional moments, and unexpected twists.
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The only place of safety for the desperate has been destroyed.
Yvonne has finally found a place to settle, where her children can grow, and where she can continue her work as Hunar, oath-bound to serve those in need.
Even as she starts thinking about the future, and what that might mean, a shock rings across the world. Someone has attacked the Sisters in the Stone Walls.
The attack is devastating, tearing apart everything the Sisters have built, leaving too many dead including one of Yvonne's dearest friends.
Hurt by another loss, Yvonne is determined to find out what happened, and why, and stop whoever is responsible from causing more devastation.
The Rending continues Yvonne's story which started in The Gathering . If you like your fantasy with plenty of mystery and magic, and a strong heroine, you'll want to continue this fantasy series by Vanessa Nelson.
Get your copy of The Rending now, to continue following Yvonne's story.
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I still loved it, but this book was a bit of a bridge book - book 3 wrapped up the primary arc, and this one is assembling the puzzle pieces for a new arc.
It will be interesting to see where it goes!
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