Makiia Lucier

Autor(a) de Year of the Reaper

5 Works 980 Membros 36 Reviews

About the Author

Makiia Lucier received a B.A. in journalism from the University of Oregon and a Master's in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her first novel, A Death-Struck Year, was published in 2014. (Bowker Author Biography)

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Tower of Winds

Obras de Makiia Lucier

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Year of the Reaper (2021) 308 cópias

A Death-Struck Year (2014) 244 cópias

Isle of Blood and Stone (2018) 209 cópias

Dragonfruit (2024) 145 cópias

Song of the Abyss (2019) 74 cópias

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Sexo: female
Locais de residência: Moscow, Idaho, USA
Educação: University of Oregon (BA|Journalism)
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (MA|Library Studies)

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Dragonfruit de Makiia Lucier

This wasn’t bad, but you could tell something was missing – maybe it was too low stakes or the characters didn’t develop much. Dragonfruit is strictly plot development.

But I did enjoy the female friendship (spoiler: You think it’s going to be typical girl hate but Rosamie has different motives for wanting Sam’s affection), the dragonfruit lore + the sentient tattoos, how characters aren’t just black and white with morality, and the tense family relations of Jejomar.

There’s potential for a very sweet ‘childhood friends to lovers’ romance here, but it’s almost nonexistent and rapid.

2.5… (mais)

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DestDest | 1 outra resenha | Jun 19, 2024 |

Dragonfruit de Makiia Lucier

3.5

Dazzling sea dragons, desired dragonfruit eggs and deadly wishes.

That rating is basically for the sea dragons and Fetu.

This had an interesting premise but the execution was off. The pacing wasn’t quite right and the romance lacked chemistry. Highly valuable information wasn’t passed on and the choices made regarding dangerous criminals were silly. As I said, the idea is fantastic but it wasn’t fully fleshed out.
Justice for the sea dragons

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spiritedstardust | 1 outra resenha | Jun 1, 2024 |

Year of the Reaper de Makiia Lucier

This was fun.
I liked the characters, the mystery was great - Cas sounded much older than his years, I kept forgetting he was a teen. I wish they had done more with his magical gifts but all in all it was enjoyable.

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spiritedstardust | outras 3 resenhas | Dec 29, 2022 |

Song of the Abyss (Tower of Winds) de Makiia Lucier

One of the smoothest transitions to a second book I've read. This time Reyna, who was a minor player in the first book, steps into the protagonist role and does a stellar job. The romantic tension between her and Levi is great, and the events and tight situations in the story make for a fast page turning experience. This is the third book I've read by the author and I'm looking forward to many more.

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sennebec | outras 2 resenhas | Oct 3, 2022 |

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