Chained by Memory: Asian Urban Fantasy

Book 6 of the series, it must be read in order to make sense. This book continues right where book 5 left off and really could have been combined to be the same book. I understand that the author is writing smaller books so as to release them quicker and I actually like that. I also enjoy the quick read that these books are. The story is enjoyable and to the point, but that also means that some things are just skimmed over. I would have liked to read more of the interaction with Apiyas parents but I get that that wasn't really what the story was about. Don't expect this book to be more than what it is, it's written in the same style as the previous books and since we already know the characters, well most of them, there's not much time spent on the things we already know.

Oh, I loved it! The pacing was just right, the story twists and turns and kept me hooked all the way through. We are also introduced to a highly entertaining new character, for whom the word "quirky" is a good couple of sizes too small. And I found the way Apiya's and Sarroch's big dilemma is being dealt with, really touching and meaningful (which is all I can say, without spoilering), more so than I would have expected. All in all really satisfying read!