Light Weaver
Lusine Torossian
When eighteen-year-old relic thief Satya steals an ancient resurrection artifact from the Golden King, she uncovers his dark secret: he's a puppet to a soul-harvesting sorcerer who is building an undead army—one that includes her fallen family. Her escape through the treacherous Sophene Highlands leads her to Rei, an enemy warrior whose haunted history is intricately woven with her tragic past. As forbidden love blossoms amidst a divine war, Satya discovers that the legendary relic holds dual powers. Now she faces an impossible choice: resurrect her family by sacrificing her soul, or save the kingdom and lose them forever. Caught between gods and demons, love and duty, Satya must decide what price she's willing to pay for the dead. Some legends refuse to stay buried. Some choices demand everything.
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This is an intriguing fantasy story set in a gorgeous world. The world-building was amazing. I loved all the little details and descriptions.
The story features a young girl named Satya who, together with her father, steals an ancient relic from the king's palace. This unfolds the whole series of events that thrust Satya into the world of unspeakable dangers and fomidable magic.
The plot itself, unfortunately, didn't manage to truly captivate me, as I found it to be a little predictable. The final showdown with the antagonist and the ending itself also felt a bit forced and underwhelming.
All in all, the world, the mythology and magical system of the book are definitely worth exploring.
0I absolutely loved this book. It dove into the action right away and stayed busy through pretty much the entire book. I loved the story. I loved the characters. I enjoyed the magic and the world building. I would love more stories from this universe and specifically Satya in the future. I definitely recommend reading this book.
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