The passion that supports Isobel might lead to her doom.

For fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses, An Enchantment of Ravens is sure to impress. The writing was extremely sophisticated as well, only adding to the magical and thrilling nature of the story. As a reader who usually sticks to realistic fiction, I found myself completely absorbed in Rook and Isobel’s romance, as well as their dangerous journey. Rogerson writes so fluidly, and her characters are instantly memorable. Told with incredible intensity, a complex and enjoyable romance, and a smart and bold female protagonist, Rogerson invites readers to a world of magic, adventure, danger, and wonder.Īn Enchantment of Ravens was a true pleasure to read. But their journey is not as easy as they once thought, with enemies lurking in the shadows and horrifying creatures searching for their next victim. When her depiction of him is revealed to be threatening to his position, Rook takes Isobel, and the two journey for her to be possibly punished for her work. Her simple life of painting becomes increasingly difficult and complicated when she is tasked with doing a painting for Rook, a prince.

Isobel is a painter, a master at putting the likeness of the fair folk on a canvas. With an enraged prince and possible imprisonment, Isobel must fight for her freedom, defend the prince, and defend the only life she has ever known.

This fantasy adventure not only proves to be an entertaining, intense, and engaging read, but it also provides a strong female protagonist, an epic adventure, and a romance that teens are sure to find intriguing. Art, fair folk, fantastical creatures, abrupt princes, and wild adventures in the woods all make up An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson.

An enchantment of ravens book review