Even though I think you can sense which ones the author preferred in the way the POVs were written, I found all of them equally as interesting.

What drives a lot of the story are the characters. That is magic as true and as real as any other.” “We study the realm of consciousness because we understand that to decide something, to weigh a cost and accept its consequences, is to forcibly alter the world in some tangible way. While there was mystery, it only propelled me forward to read more rather than put me off with frustration, which was nice. Just like the candidates, you get thrown into this new life and have to figure out a lot of it on your own, often being met with closed doors which harbor secrets behind them. There is some rich worldbuilding, however it isn’t initially clear who knows about what kind of magic, as it seems to be omnipresent in the world and almost like an open secret. From experience, nothing kills the enjoyment of reading a book more than it being hyped too much, but it barely took me a couple pages until I was completely enthralled in what was happening. You can’t have it without sacrifice.”Īlthough a couple of my friends and fellow bloggers have loved The Atlast Six, I was still trying to go into it with fairly low expectations. This book blew my mind in the best of ways! I finished it mere moments ago and I have absolutely no idea how to feel, other than I cannot wait for the sequel to release next year. CW: death, murder, degenerative diseases, suicide, sex scenes (not explicit), manipulation and psychological trauma

The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake