It must be said that there are sooooo many of them and so much going on that the author can't do everything at once. The characters are all really interesting, and I'm only a bit disappointed that I didn't get more time to get to know them even more completely. Just saying how much I loved that book and was into it. I couldn't really do that, since my eyes were closing on their own accord at 4 am, but by then I had already read 40% of the book, in a few hours. But those are the only things I didn't like and, believe me, there is a ton to love which more than balances it out. It seemed to change really quickly, at some point in the book, and not really gradually. However, this book is the first of the series exploring a complex world, so, really, it's a small price to pay.Īlso, the romance progressed weirdly, I think. There are parts and twists I didn't understand and I found that particularly irritating seeing as I love fantasy and understanding the world the author creates, not being left wondering: 'what the hell just happened?' and not get an answer. It's a whole new world, and explanations are somewhat lacking from my perspective, or at least there isn't as much as I would've liked. Let's get the downsides out of the way first to focus on the brilliant stuff quickly. (And share your art here on the blog.That book is gold.

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You can search by character, by artist, or using tags like Art: Cast Portraits and categories like FanArt. Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox (Amaranthine Saga, #1)Įxplore more of the art and fanart on this blog by using the tags. Her excess trailed outward, brushing up against his darkness. This new mistress should have gathered up her power to fend him off, but the little fool showed all the innocence of a child lost in the wood-too trusting and deliciously vulnerable. Isn’t it lovely when an artist can give us a range of expressions and mood, filling in several facets of a personality? Thank you, chunxing! I have permission from chunxing to share a series of sketches she created for Tsumiko, the title character in Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox.

Tsumiko and the enslaved fox