Truthwitch - 4.5 stars 
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 I loved this book so much. It was the perfect cure for the need for an epic fantasy that sarah j maas left. The wold building was epic. I haven't read that many books about witches in particular. I loved the characters but tbh I didn't like Safi as much as I liked Iseult. Mainly because Iseult had a darker more mysterious side which drew me in more. The characters were very interesting and complex especially Iseult, I loved how each character had a unique personality completely different from one another but they all fit well together. The world built was fantastic I loved seeing every part of the world and I really liked how we were introduced to the world. Information was not thrown at you all at once, I liked how every event at the start helped us explore the world without it making it to obvious that this event only took place to introduce us to the world and to build the plot. Although I did get confused sometimes because I don't think that the part of the world was explained well but it was presented well but just needed to go into depth about it. A reason why I give this 4.5 stars. I love how this world is full of magic and that the romance in this book wasn't the main focal point. I really do love the plot and this world that was built I really can't wait to explore more of this world and explore the magic. i love the concept of air, fire, earth, water, aether, and void magic 
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 The world that was built and the characters were fantastic. I really do love Iseult, she is just so mysterious because of all her power that we haven't explored yet. When we first met her I thought that she was just another sidekick type of character that is nothing special. But when we got to her chapters I started to like her way more than Safi, Safi is a great character but she just feels like any other girl in YA but with a bit of a kick, I do like her story and I'm glad that it wasn't love orientated. But I do love her moments with Merik especially when they were dancing aha. it was nice seeing the truth and when people were lying, it just made everything so much more easier for Safi. In the end I still feel like Safi is a typical YA girl and it was Iseult who really made this book for me. I did get drawn into Safi's chapters and story but I didn't liked them as much as I like Iseutls. I love the dynamic of the story. Safi is the one who carries on the story and makes everything interesting, light and fun to read and is the main of the story but Iseult is the one who makes the story deep, mystical and engaging, she is the main-ish of the story too and she makes the story stand out, but I am glade that Safi is there because if it was just Iseult it would be great but I wouldn't want the next book as badly and I wouldn't crave her character as badly. I think that the two characters combine makes the perfect book. 
 Another thing I loved was that this book is about two best friends, you don't typically get that in YA. I love the part when Evrane realises that Iseult and Safi are Cahr Awen in that well place I absolutely love the scene because we finally got a relaxing scene with just two besties. I like how leopard was on our side this whole time, I thought that something was suspicious about him. Omg the part when Aeduan is actually the son of the raider king and he doesn't protect Cahr Awen was so sad ugh he made a big mistake. 
 Iseult's dreams were frightening it's amazing to see that she is actually like the puppeteer and is a weaver witch. That is probably something to do with void magic too. So she is definitely the darker one of Carh Awen. 
 The minute Iseult sees those thread on the dead man I knew that there was something way more to her character. The chase scenes with her and the bloodwitch was amazing, it was so nice seeing the characters run though the city and I like how we subtlety get a feel for the city. When Iseult goes back to her hometown it was just heart breaking. It was so sad to see Iseult's struggles, she shows too much emotion for a thread witch but shows too little for any other witch. I hated how it seemed like her mother didn't even care for her, but I guess you really couldn't know because she hides her emotions so well. I hated seeing Iseult cast a side when she was a child because she wasn't a very good thread witch. I rlly hated the cursewitch, he is just so wrong and sick and what he did to Iseult's mother gahhh people like that make me want to scream. 
 The part when Iseult got out of that place was so relieving. I loved that scene when she was fighting Aeduan at the lighthouse, I loved seeing her skill and the plot twist that were revealed. Seeing the panic on Aeduan's face when he couldn't smell her blood. I love the parts when Aeduans like 'I will kill you' and Iseults just like 'no I don't think so' and I love how that is repeated again. just saying although Aeduan wants to hunt Iseult down I totally ship the two so badly, I think they will be the couple that we are dying to have but the author won't give it us just yet. 
 Overall I love this book and give it 4.5 stars