Histories of the Void Garden: Princess of the Infinite is the sequel to Histories of the Void Garden: Pyre of Dreams. I thought that I would enjoy this book more than I actually did. There are so many questions left unanswered: Why Stephanie had special powers or what she was capable of doing? Is the waitress special? Why can’t I stay awake while reading books anymore?
This book introduced a few new characters. Normally, I wouldn’t mind but I felt like there was too much going on with several storylines.
At the end of the book, I still didn’t know what was going on at all. The ending left it open for a third book in the series.
So this book has potential but I think all of the characters and their purpose can get confusing. The story could have been written from the perspective of Stephanie, the Princess of the Infinite, and it would have been almost perfect. She is such an interesting character. I’m not sure about Sam Cushing . He’s kind of a douchebag and not especially interesting to me.
In my opinion, it’s called Princess of the Infinite and more should be written about her instead of making more characters that are not as captivating.
I think I gave the book 3 stars on Amazon. If you’re interested in reading the book, you can also find the book on Amazon.
Histories of the Void Garden: Princess of the Infinite
*I received a free ebook in exchange for doing a review.
