Here’s my review on it, and I’m going to keep this review as spoiler-free as possible. Now, did The Hunger of the Gods live up to my high expectation? Mostly yes. Any authors who include this section in their books have a bigger chance of me reading their sequel ASAP rather than putting them on a backlog until their series is completed first. And I’ve said this repeatedly, a detailed recap should be a norm in a sequel in an SFF series.

The first few pages of The Hunger of the Gods contained a detailed recap of The Shadow of the Gods, a character list and what happened to them before, plus Norse terminologies and pronunciations guide. Picture: The Hunger of the Gods by Marcus WhinneyĪlso, if it has been a while since you’ve read The Shadow of the Gods, Gwynne has included something handy and helpful for his readers, just proving even further that he cares about his readers. The scope of Lik-Rifa and Ulfrir in the cover arts is massive, and the realism looks downright stunning Orbit Books and Whinney has created another epic and distinctive cover seller. If you somehow haven’t seen the cover art of The Shadow of the Gods and The Hunger of the Gods, do it now. Before I talk about what worked so well for me in this continuation, it is mandatory for me to give my praises towards the publisher-Orbit Books-and the cover artist: Marcus Whinney. The Hunger of the Gods, the second book in The Bloodsworn Saga, is my second most anticipated books-the first one belongs to The Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson-of 2022. The Shadow of the Gods was one of the best books released in 2021 for me. So here we are again, another year and another book by John Gwynne, one of my top favorite authors of all time. The Hunger of the Gods tempestuous final chapters have successfully prepared readers for the grand conclusion to come. Published: 14th April 2022 by Orbit (UK) and 12th April 2022 by Orbit (US) Genre: Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, High Fantasy Series: The Bloodsworn Saga (Book #2 of 3) ARC provided by the publisher-Orbit-in exchange for an honest review.

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