3.5

Great read. A very good book with a great idea behind it. Whilst I felt in places there was a rushed feeling to carry the story onwards and think it would've been better to have added more meat to the parts, it was still a satisfying read. Just maybe not as amazing as it could have been.
I love books on Djinn, especially when it's an original take on the myth, and this definitely was that.
Loved the book, how it did not hold back on all of the emotions. The only drawback was the story needed more fleshing out. Like how they went from escaping prison to suddenly finding the hidden treasure to all of a sudden working at their vengeance. It was a perfect place to add more emotion, more substance to the story. Otherwise a good decent solid read.

For She is Wrath follows Dania who has been imprisoned for a crime she didn’t commit after she was betrayed by her ex-lover. She gets a chance at escape from a fellow prisoner and assumes a brand new identity after using Jinn magic. Her ex-lover stands in her way when she wants to get revenge but betrayal isn’t as simple as it seems.

This was just okay. It didn’t wow me and it felt pretty derivative of other young adult fantasy books. The romance element wasn’t as developed as it could have been and the world building felt pretty weak to me. It was hard to situate myself in the story.

'For She is Wrath" is a tale about revenge and its cost. It's about how betrayals hurt and the effects not only on those betrayed but those whom care about them. "For She is Wrath" explores the cycles of pain and how revenge can cost more than you'd imagine.

I fell in love with this book, It's characters, its action scenes, the world and its magic. This book had me hooked, even during the moments I wasn't reading, I was thinking about what was going to happen next. I'm still thinking about it.

You can expect revenge driven women, legendary sword skills , prison escapes, djinn magic and epic fight scenes.