Trigger/Content Warnings: executions, loss of life, near death experiences, gun violence, physical altercations.But it’s nothing that doesn’t make sense with time and is clearly setting up for the larger series. Plot wise it took a few chapters to understand the basic world and concepts and why the giant sea adventure was occurring. I love that each point of view is unique and that they each have their own story line too. I love it (and am purposely keeping specific names out to not spoil anything). The romance in here is just starting and is a perfect combination of sweet and banter filled. Oh my gosh it was INTENSE and was something I didn’t know I needed. I especially loved getting the antagonists point of view. Got a big multi-POV cast with FIVE characters and I love it all. I have been in love with this combination forever so this was great. It kind of has some historical vibes, but is very much fantasy too. It’s a really interesting world building idea. I thought it was a fantastic starter to a series I am very much invested in now with characters that I love. Thank you PRHAudio for the gifted audiobook. Magic, romance, and slumbering gods clash in the start of a riveting fantasy series that spans gangsters’ dens, forgotten temples, and the high seas from the New York Times bestselling author of the Aurora Cycle. What starts as a leisure cruise will lead to acts of treason and sheer terror on the high seas, bringing two countries to the brink of war, two strangers closer than they ever thought possible and stirring two dangerous gods from centuries of slumber… But any plans to follow him are dashed when a handsome stranger with tell-tale magician’s marks on his arm boards her ship, presenting her and the crew with a dangerous mission: to cross the Crescent Sea without detection so he can complete a ritual on the sacred Isles of the Gods. When Selly’s father leaves her high and dry in the port of Kirkpool, she has no intention of riding out the winter on land while he sails to adventure in the north seas.
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