The Sorcery Code (The Sorcery Code, #1)

by Dima Zales and Anna Zaires

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This was an enjoyable story, the voice that did the audio book was enjoyable to listen to. The world building was done well, shaping a good view of the world and even providing the reader with some history and background necessary to understand the current day world.

The story was really interesting and moved at a nice pace, there are multiple point of views and this made it easier to understand why the characters where acting like they did. I always enjoy multiple point of views in a book and I think it's done really well in this book, there aren't much overlapping scenes and it was obvious who's point of view it was. I liked the pace of the story, it was very consitent moving at the same pace the whole time. The story did was a bit predictable and I figured some things out before the characters did, but overall I did enjoy it. I read this book fairly quickly and when I was reading I wanted to keep reading to know what happened next, but then again when I did put it down I didn't really think about the story or had to urge to pick it up again.