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I can't review the individual books separately as I read them in immediate succession. And it was an amazing, magical, mesmerizing adventure.I've always loved genie stories (Disney's Aladdin being the primary culprit for that!), but here the djinn are taken to a whole new level. Their world is so vivid, so tantalizingly real I desperately wished for a drop of daeva blood so that I would be able to visit Daevabad. And that from a person who all but skips longish descriptive passages and inevitabl...
Loved the trilogy, wish that stories around this world continued, looking forward to Chakraborty’s next adventure.4,5 stars
Truly an amazing adventure. Strong, bad ass female characters. Wonderful character arches for all the main characters. Satisfying ending. Just every thing you WANT!!
A really interesting and enjoyable trilogy set in a whole other mythic world, the world of jinns and demons. Very cool and well-written. It moves nicely, Liked it a lot.
Fantastic trilogy!!!
“The king lifted his dark brows. "This should be an interesting story.”"5*The Daevabad Trilogy written by S.A. Chakraborty starts with The City of Brass, followed by The Kingdom of Copper, and finishes with The Empire of Gold.As I read the complete trilogy over the last month I have decided to cover them in one review rather than individually. Although I will try to avoid any spoilers for those who have not read any of the books.BACKGROUNDThe series takes place in the Middle East, with the main
this is practically my favourite series of all time idk
I wanted to write a common review for Daevabad Trilogy. It's an amazing story which includes politically intriguing as well as socially relevant context. Though the story is fictional there are many situations that are socially relevant.Anyway right to the story.. Nahri, who is a con artist cum healer in Cairo happens to call a djinn over to her world by mistake. She gets involved with an ifrit (evil djinn) and accidentally calls upon Dara, the hot - cute warrior djinn who has lived for more tha...
