I loved this book. It features a complex world and compelling characters. The lore was deep (which I love) and the book was interesting to follow. My only major criticism is that the book, at least while I was reading on my phone, did not have any space between paragraphs which made it a bit of an eye sore since every chapter looked like one giant long paragraph. Also, it was hard to get into in the beginning because we're dropped into the middle of a world-which I like-but the language was very flowery and complicated, so it took a while to get used to. Especially when there's many original words. Other than that, I thought that the book was very fun and felt like a DND campaign. Please, please, put this book onto Goodreads. I cannot find it anywhere on there. I would be interested in re-reading this in the future.

The Sapphire Heart by Three Scribes had some really lovely moments, especially in the world-building and the imaginative scope of the story. I enjoyed the creativity and could see the heart that went into it. That said, it didn’t fully capture me the way I’d hoped—the pacing felt uneven at times, and I struggled to connect with the characters on a deeper level. It’s a story with great potential and flashes of brilliance, but for me, it didn’t always land as strongly as I wanted. Still, readers who enjoy richly described settings and inventive fantasy might find a lot to love here.

The Sapphire Heart is a incredible epic fantasy read. If you love The Fellowship of the Ring or even Frieren, I think you will enjoy this story, however in ways it's better because you get to see in depth of so many diverse people in this world, this isn't a common renaissance-style fantasy, and I love it for that. There's lots of world building and lore that's very fascinating, lots of loveable and interesting characters with good character development, the plot/story is compelling and enjoyable. It's a really good epic fantasy read, I can't wait to see what happens in the next book.

Elorah is having dreams that are so much more than simple dreams, and they're of a dragon thought to be myth, and she knows helping make this come to fruition will help restore her homeland. She must embark on a quest and gather other people, who like her were destined to be a part of this.