Review of Worldmaker of Yand - Eltanin

[Maduabuchi Okwiya N Eze]

I like that the author explains some events in previous series, which should help readers who have not read the previous series be informed enough to cope with the current event in "Eltanin." Also, I am mesmerized by the suspense and action in this novel.

[C Howard]

World maker of Yand-Eltanin
The pictures say so many words about & around this novel. An interesting account.
Congratulations on being BOTD.

[Jeremie Mondejar]

Honestly, there are too many characters in this book, which always makes me confused. The only thing I remember is Yarana, who is the main protagonist. The plot of a man with a scar makes the storyline more engaging. What is the real identity of this man? Thanks for the review.

[Obc Contentor]

This is an intriguing story and I love its setting. Congrats on BOTD.

[Nletachi Otuokere]

As fascinating as the first two novels in the series, this third book appears to be. Why does Yanara treat her husband less kindly, I wonder. And who is the young woman that resembles Frost and Snowfox. I'd really like to read this. Happy BOTD, you!

[Oceegee Chika Oroke]

With the suspense, detailed narration, action, and the switches between the past and the present, and others, I think this book should be worth reading. I look forward to finsing out the identity of Yildiz and Yileen.

[Chinedum Chijioke]

The Worldmaker of Yand-Eltanin, the third book in the Worldmaker of Yand Trilogy, is an intriguing science fiction thriller that delves into the life of Yanara, the protagonist. The reader is taken on a thrilling ride as they follow Yanara's journey, and the suspense builds with each turn of the page, leaving the reader wondering what her fate will be in this latest installment. I am particularly fascinated by Yanara's character and can't wait to see how she navigates the challenges that come her way in this third series. Overall, this book promises to be a captivating addition to the Worldmaker of Yand Trilogy, and I am eager to dive into it.

[Jacob Sunday Mamman]

Sounds really fascinating. Definitely going to read this.