Likh’s heartless is silver which means they’re fully intended to go study with the soldiers. With such a fantastic cast of main & side characters, It’s hard to choose a favorite! I did enjoy seeing Likh back in this world and standing up for what they believe in. I enjoyed the moments where they practiced their fighting skills together & when they shoved each other out of one another’s mind in order to experience the more private sentiments alone.
Yet Chupeco chose to maintain the same issues all siblings deal with which made for an authentic read. Theirs is an unusual relationship given Fox is deceased and their bond allows them to be in each others head space. Tea is still bonded to her brother Fox who passed away (given fact at the very beginning of The Bone Witch) and nothing makes me more happier than seeing the relationship between these two. She chooses to control some and seeing her empathy with these creatures makes her more human where most of the time she’s viewed as cold and overly ambitious. Tea is definitely in a dark place but I won’t deny LOVING her I don’t give a hmm attitude! she’s come to be this powerful necromancer who can defeat Daeva aka demon creatures or control them. Once again, the characters proved to be one of my favorite parts of this trilogy. Too much can be considered spoilery & so I will stick to what I loved most about this sequel. Although things have already come to pass when we start the book, Chupeco worked her way back to the events leading up to where they are now. Bard the Chronicler is back with Tea documenting all of her life, both the good & the bad. The Heart Forger picks up with Tea in exile waiting for the day when all would descend upon her. The events of The Bone Witch changed Tea and she voluntarily went into exile last we saw her. This Asian inspired Fantasy has introduced me to one of my favorite authors of all time & for that I am very thankful! 💜 Photo from Pinterest, not my own. Once again I found myself riveted and absorbed into Tea’s world not wanting the story to ever end. With so many layers and complex well fleshed characters, it’s a story about the bonds that keep us close to those we love most. The Bone Witch books are so much more than a story about Necromancy and a demon slayer. There are but a few authors I can count on one hand who can transport you with their writing the minute you start a new chapter. Buddy reading this one with Melanie from Meltotheany who loves Rin Chupeco’s world building and characters as much as I did only further enhanced the whole experience. I read The Heart Forger, sequel to The Bone Witch around the time of its release and have yet to find any single book or trilogy to top it in my favorites. Title: The Heart Forger (The Bone Witch #2)
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