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As they navigate their complex relationships and face the repercussions of their powers, these dreamers are tested in ways they never anticipated. With vivid imagery and rich storytelling, the narrative unfolds a tapestry of longing, ambition, and the eternal struggle between desire and consequence. This tale invites readers to explore the depths of imagination and the haunting beauty of dreams, all while emphasizing the bonds that tie us to one another amidst an unpredictable world.
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Absolutely adore The Raven Cycle books and Call Down the Hawk was one amazing way to start off a new trilogy. The characters are so likeable and the story was dream like and it felt like you were floating suspended in time experiencing everything with Ronan and his brothers. I loved that we got to know the brothers more too as they always intrigued me when I read The Raven Cycle and this book has definitely satisfied.
Just as good as The Raven Cycle? I didn’t think so at first. I started it last year & barely got 100 pages in before moving on to something else. I think at the time I was just a little burnt out from the whole TRC universe since I had just finished reading the series. I picked it back up a few days ago & found myself hooked again. The beginning is really slow & can be a little confusing with all the new characters but once you understand it & can figure out what’s really going on, it gets just as good as any of TRC books! I really really enjoyed this & can’t wait for the next book in the series. I really enjoyed seeing things from Ronan & Declans perspectives as well as a little more into Matthews life. I found all of the new characters to be really interesting & enjoyable (even the bad guys). I also like the little bits where Gansey, Adam & Blue were thrown in. I hope to see a big reunion at some point in the Dreamers trilogy though, just one last time!
