The Jasad Crown by Sara HashemMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
I can see now why it took Sara Hashem so long to bring us the sequel to The Jasad Heir, because she caught the duology train like so many other writers and concluded her series with a great big doorstopper, almost 700 pages long. This one book could’ve easily been two for a total of a trilogy, but the duology trend, it really does have its own gravity. But for one of my favorite romantasy series (though Thea Guanzon’s books still take the chocolate cherry cake), it’s a suitably bittersweet ending, especially in the actual ending which catches up with certain characters weeks, months, years, and finally a decade after all the action is said and done. I hope to see more from Hashem soon, but for now, it’s ave atque vale to Jasad and her ever warring neighbors.
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