The prison healer

The ending was so unexpected I did not know how to feel but it was a great dook

Kiva Meridan, a 17-year-old prison healer, is stuck in the terrifying Zalindov prison. Her mission? Keep the dying Rebel Queen alive. Kiva takes on the perilous elemental Trial by Ordeal herself, hoping to free them both. But with a deadly plague, a mysterious inmate, and a prison uprising, it looks like Kiva's challenges are far from over!The Prison Healer is one of those YA fantasy books that delivers both by keeping you on the edge of your seat and being predictable enough to make it weirdly engaging.Honestly, I hate to compare books, but I got the same vibe I did while reading The Hunger Games. It has that perfect blend of grim and dark, mixed with action, twists, and turns. It was a seriously fun read.I particularly liked the closed-in nature of the book. Due to the single perspective and nature of the location, it gives us plenty of time to get to know the small cast of characters.As for the male character, you can tell he's written by a woman, but it works in this case. While the plot might be somewhat predictable, the writing is really well done, and I’m already onto the next!For more reviews and book recommendations, check out my YouTube channel

Slow start but that was soooo good after