Windwitch: The Witchlands (Witchlands, 2) Paperback – 16 Oct. 2018

This is the sequel to Truthwitch-which i loved. Two strong and likeable female leads and a good mix of supporting characters. Windwitch added a third main female character in Meriks sister, who was again, strong but different from Iseult and Safi and it was nice to see the other side of the story from Meriks.Great plot, lots of diversity in the characters (which i'm seeing in a lot of books at the moment-which is great) this book had a lesbian and trans plot lines as well as one character having Vitiligo. (Something I haven't seen in a book yet)Only negative I have is that the book is written from different characters view points and throughout most of the book you are following 5 separate story lines which was too much. Other books I've read keep it to 3 which i find, makes a better read. None of the storylines were boring however, just too many (for me!)

I love the witchland series! They feel much more grown up than some of the other YA fictions I've read. I loved how this series doesn't completely focus on romance and how it follows everyone around. It was great to learn more about what happened after the first book and it was just an enjoyable sequeal. I can't wait to read more from this series. The characters are really interesting and each have their own merits. The story transitioned between characters really easily and it was interesting to see how the main plot was unfolding for each despite not being in a group together.

I really enjoyed truthwitch. It was a brilliant book. A unique story, full of action and magic. I really looked forward to the sequel, windwitch, and it's brilliant. Can't wait for the final book! Interesting characters, magic and adventures. There's no boring bits in these books... the ideas are so interesting and unique, difficult to do in a very thoroughly explored genre. Brilliant.

I enjoyed book 1. There was less effort here at building characters and the narrative in the three main threads got too similar - so I got confused between the Safi and Iseult storylines. Plus it's hard to tell where they are without looking at the map and even then it is an effort.On plus side the characters are quite engaging and there is an interesting ambiguity - not clear who the real baddies are. Worth a read definitely. Looking forward to next one.

Well paced and a rich background you will enjoy this and come back for more. Already bought the next instalment.

I barely remember book 1 so not sure if I like it more or not but I did really enjoy this book. It was a bit slow at times though, and Merik got on my nerves in the first half. But I really loved the other characters, Vivia especially.

I got the first part of this trilogy from the library but enjoyed it so much that I just had to go to buy the second installment (which my library didn't stock). I read a lot of fantasy and this is one of my favourite authors. Can't wait for the next book!

Outstanding concept and depth to the characters. Loved this book from first to last and would recommend it unreservedly