Everett's Reviews > The Flaw in the Stone

There are very few books that I've encountered that are written in such an intriguing way, the dynamics of this curious world drawing you deeper in with rich characters and overall wonderful storytelling. The Flaw in the Stone takes you on a labyrinthine adventure that you don't want to put down (I finished it in just over a day, and then kicked myself for reading it so quickly) and offers a truly refreshing story in a genre that can be repetitive. I can best describe the story as unpredictable but simultaneously intricately woven, every twist a vital part of what happens next.

Must be alchemy.

(Many thanks to Cynthea Masson for allowing permission to read it early, and Becka for providing me with the book)