RTC when my soul comes back into my body and I know how to human again. Have some gifs of my feelings in the mean time.
I am overwhelmed, THIS WAS A MASTERPIECE EVEN IF PARTS SHIT ME TO TEARS. Special thanks and shout out to KD Edwards for writing this book and ruining my life, ily babe 🥰💞















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Oh, so we're just going to casually change the trajectory of my life and then just fuck off into the ether, leaving me a broken shell of a person? Okay...cool, cool, cool... HOW THE FUCK am I supposed to operate as a functioning member of society until MAY, K.D.!? EXPLAIN TO ME THAT. And you're telling me there's going to be SIX of these *shakes book violently* motherfuckers!? MY HEART CAN'T TAKE IT. IT'S TOO MUCH GOOD. TOO MUCH JOY. This one put me well over the limit of how much amazingness I ...

HELLO THE BRAND RUNE ADDAM DYNAMIC IS SO……

This whole book was insane but my jaw genuinely dropped during the last scene their relationship dynamic is insane polyamorous relationship reveal when?? Kd Edwards I have questions.

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The writing was good as usual and the plot unpredictable and interesting, with some questions finding an answer and new ones opening the way for the rest of the series. This was also the book where Rune’s “secret” was revealed: it was done well, it didn’t come completely out of nowhere, while still managing to surprise and move me. I liked a lot the parts that involved Zurah and the Tower, and I hope what happened to him at the end isn’t irreversible.Now it comes the awkward part, where I try to...

This was a great finale to this first trilogy of trilogies. None of my theories were right, lol, which I'm very glad about. And honestly, I had already given up on The Tower being behind the raid on Sun Court during my reread so that wasn't exactly a surprise. Seeing Rune and Addam, and Brand, and the gang settling more into Sun Estate was a treat, and those parts provided some levity in between the roller coast ride of the plot. This starts off with a bang and doesn't really let up. But the mai...

KD Edwards was able, with this first trilogy, to enter an uncharted niche of market (Adult urban fantasy that do not focus on romance) in a incredibly successful and crafted way. The Hourglass Throne is the perfect conclusion of the trilogy, indeed many plot lines are still open, and Oh am I excited to see what’s coming next, I am in dire need of book four... and five, six and so on. All the strong elements that made the first two books so charming are here, amplified. Edwards’s style is compell...

I read it in just two sittings, with a much needed but reluctantly done sleep in between. The plot-worldbuilding tandem was truly something, but I just wish that character depth didn't have to suffer for it. And also, a teaser or a blurb for the next book would have been much, much appreciated. Gods know how long it'll be until we meet these Atlanteans again.

"What do you lead, Rune Sun?"Rune Saint John's trial by fire started twenty years ago for him. It's safe to say The Hourglass Throne is the readers' first trial by fire. I mark periods of my life by the books I read. Snapshots of me flipping through pages in vivid technicolour settings are burned into my brain when other memories have faded. I think we all do it in one way or another. Those of us who are in love with stories and people made of pulp and ink. They are, as a character once describe...

Okay so everyone knows this is my favorite series ever but HOT DAMN DID MISTER EDWARDS STEP HIS BUSSY UP WITH THIS ONE. I CRIED HAPPY AND SAD TEARS AND ALL THE EMOTIONS AND AHHHHHHHH. -I got an E-ARC this morning and spent the ENTIRE day in bed reading this absolutely fabulous novel. -It answered SO MANY questions while also opening the door for many more for the rest for the series. - we had: ACTION DRAMASMOOCHESCRYINGTEARSBIG SADBIGGER HAPPY AHHHHH JUST EVERYTHING YOU WANT OUT OF A BOOK AND MO...

Weaving intricate politics, fast action, and high magic with the powerful themes of loss and found family, K.D. Edwards' Tarot Sequence burns even hotter in the Hourglass Throne. Just when you think you've got a handle on where the plot is going he detonates another surprise or reveals a world-changing secret in his long game. Don't sleep on this series. I can't wait to see where it goes.