Arcana Academy

This book was shockingly so good. I thought that a book about tarot would be more boring but this one actually used tarot in an intriguing way with action scenes mixed in. 

3.75 star rating overall.This books is One Dark Window meets The Prison Healer with a little Throne of Glass thrown into the mix. It started off intriguingly, but there was no major plot that made the book follow a structured plotline. Sure, there was the plot where the MC's were trying to obtain the Major cards that sort of acted like this; but this book follows the theme where there is lots of smaller plot lines; such as her sister being missing, of the mystery of who the FMC is, of Kaelis and his family. There is so many mysteries and smaller plot lines that it's hard to keep up a little bit. And, to be honest, I got a little bored about halfway through when I decided that I didn't particularly like it. The only reason why I read it was because I was already halfway through and I liked the relationship dynamic between the MMC and the FMC. But, like any book, I've always been a person who rates a book not just by the story, but by the ending, also. The ending is what does it for me, most of the time. And the ending here didn't dissapoint. I wasn't gobsmacked to find out what I did at the end, but I was surprised a little bit to find out a little about the FMC's lineage and a bit of her mothers secrets. Though, i'm not entierly sure if this series is something I want to continue with. I might for the secrets and to see what happens to the MC's, or maybe follow along on social media from posts people put u[ as the books are released.