We support each other immensely in this world but that doesn’t come easily, it is a journey to get there. I couldn’t put the book down when I started to read it and then I also bought it in audible and was totally emerged in the book. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Daughter's of Nri is a beautifully written novel paving the way for a powerful collection to follow. Our beauty is recognised as power, and is wielded by characters when they do not even have magic or any other ‘skills’, and that is okay. Considering it had quite small font well as being fantasy, my intimidation was completely irrational - it was really easy to read and get through in next to no time. The overall concept and plotline is great, and although it isn't the most out-of-the-box storyline I've ever read, it definitely hits on some unique ideas.

She felt a little harder for me to connect to and I did find her plot to be a bit slower and lower stakes at first. Our fullness as humans is represented, our weakness and our strengths are recognised and celebrated. The pacing also didn’t entirely work for me, and I personally wished for the main characters to have a little bit more agency over the plot.

She doesn't shy away from fighting for herself and others and she's always trying to be helpful to others around her. My favourite genre is paranormal and as someone of Nigerian heritage, I've heard of and seen a lot of inexplicable events.

But in truth they are Goddesses and the ones left to defeat Eze Ochichiri, the ruler of Kingdom of Nri who is mighty and caused the Gods to leave. Lots of different women, which is super nice and all described as beautiful with dark skin and curly hair or braids, and even locs. I don't know what is going to happen after that ending since it seemed to finish so smoothly, I am slightly intrigued but also confused on what could end up taking place in book 2.

She was probably the most adventurous out of the two girls but I’m sure that’s because she had more freedom compared to Sinai in some aspects. Her pronunciation of the words and the names were so good, and the Nigerian accent she did was also very amazing. Because of their powers and who they really are threatens the power of the ruler who happens to be a demon in denial of who his is and the role he plays both girls suffer tragedy, loss, and physical dangers.I loved this story, I think it was beautifully done, and if you’re a fan of strong female-led fantasy rich in culture and history, this one's for you.