Plot: this was better paced and more believable than in book 1, but there were still some things I was like “well that was far too easy” and “huh… that was out of this character’s personality but it serves the plot well”. While they were only just introduced, through the world building in book 1, I feel like I can get to know them faster in book 2.

We’ve got some new characters, Sledge and Pine who are precious to me. She’s also super struggling with leadership which is something I relate to. Caledonia realizes she’s not unbeatable, and she’s got new burdens to deal with namely the loss of some of her former crew. Spoiler-free Thoughts: while this was still not great, it was WILDLY better than book 1.Ĭharacters: so they’re all still pretty dumb. She got picked up by some dudes and dudettes who call themselves Blades, aka former Bullets, and they (blindly) choose to follow her in her quest. She’ll need to do everything in her power to convince the Blades that fighting is their only option, that there has to be a life better than the one under Aric Athair’s reign, and that finding the women of the Mors Navis is the first step to revolution.ĭrunk Overview: this is the sequel to Seafire which i reviewed and didn’t love but since I got my hands on an arc I though why not? Basically, our main lady Caledonia has left her crew behind in the name of vengeance and got herself stabbed. She wants to continue fighting Aric’s fleet and to take back the Bullet seas. She wants to find the Mors Navis and her beloved sisters. The Blades escaped Aric Athair’s clutches and now live a nomadic existence, ready to disappear at a moment’s notice should trouble come their way.īut Caledonia wants to do more than just hide. After nearly dying at the hand of a powerful foe, Caledonia is pulled from the sea and nursed back to health by a crew of former Bullets that call themselves Blades. The second book in a heart-stopping trilogy that follows the captain of an all-female ship intent on taking down a vicious warlord’s powerful fleet.Ĭaledonia may have lost her crew, but she’s not done fighting yet.

What I drank prior: A bunch vodka, but over some time so I’m not hammered or anything but feel comfortable enough to do a review. This book came out on Sept 11th and you can get it here** We’d like to thank Natalie and Razorbill for the opportunity. **We received an early copy of this from ALA.

Seafire trilogy book 2