Maas’s Throne of Glass series.Īs princess of the island kingdom Visidia, Amora Montara has spent her entire life training to be High Animancer-the master of souls. If you love complicated heroines, fascinating magic, and dashing pirates, you’ll be obsessed with this series.Ī copy of this book was provided by the publisher, Imprint, for review.Set in a kingdom where danger lurks beneath the sea, mermaids seek vengeance with song, and magic is a choice, Adalyn Grace’s All the Stars and Teeth is a thrilling fantasy for fans of Stephanie Garber’s Caraval and Sarah J. The end had me more than a little choked up, and I know I’m going to be returning to this series when I need a great seafaring adventure with amazing, realistic characters. If you enjoyed Stars and Teeth, get ready for Tides of Fate. Plus, all your favorites are back, including more Shanty, the face-shifting leader of the Barracudas, who’s only seen briefly in Book 1. It’s extremely satisfying to see her questioning herself in this book and working through it. Amora can’t help but question everything she feels for Bastian since half her soul is inside him, and losing her magic (especially after discovering that it was corrupted in the first place) leaves her wondering who she truly is.Ĭan you tell that this book is about identity? Amora was such a strong and confident ruler in Book 1 and never wavered in her convictions. When Bastian and Amora connected in the first book with little conflict or hesitation (not to mention an immediately squashed love triangle), I was a little surprised, but it turned out to be the perfect setup for their dilemma in Book 2. Rumors of a powerful object that could set things right lead her on an important quest (disguised as one of my favorite tropes – a tour of the kingdom to find a husband).Īnd that’s not to mention that she’s lost her magic and half her soul to Bastian, causing an enormous rift between them.

Amora is haunted by grief over her father’s death and doesn’t know if she can undo her family’s past sins just by moving forward. While Stars and Teeth is about the future, Tides of Fate is about the past.

I really enjoyed All the Stars and Teeth, but All the Tides of Fate was absolutely fantastic. After successfully defeating the threat of Kaven, Amora is positioned to lead the kingdom of Visidia – but is she ready?

All the Tides of Fate is the conclusion to Amora’s story, begun in All the Stars and Teeth by author Adalyn Grace.

Bastian all the stars and teeth