Only a few people, called Antari, possess the magic requisite to move from one London to another. In short, A Darker Shade of Magic is about a set of alternate universes with intersections over London. By the time I get around to the sequel, I’m sure I’ll have forgotten most of what happened.
And then I stupidly waited almost a whole month between liking it and recording my thoughts about why I liked it. But then randomly this year I decided to request A Darker Shade of Magic from the library and found myself really enjoying it. This seemed like a double good idea when I read and mostly disliked one of Schwab’s other books ( This Savage Song).I figured that this was simply not an author for me. But I also decided that I’d let that particular person’s suggestions go in one ear and out the other. I wrote a full review for that book but decided not to ever post it because it felt too mean.
I try to read the books that people recommend to me, but I put this one off because this person had previously recommended A Discovery of Witches, which EASILY makes the my personal list for worst books I’ve ever read. The first time someone told me to read it was something like five years ago. For me, there’s been a lot of delay with V.E.
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