Saturday, February 27, 2021

Review: Dustborn

Dustborn Dustborn by Erin Bowman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Delta has just lost her sister to childbirth and is struggling to care for the daughter left behind when she discovers that her village has been burned and her family taken.  She sets out with the baby and is captured to be sold as a slave.  She is about to be beaten because she resisted the baby being taken when it is discovered she has marks branded on her back.  She has always been told to show it to no one.  Now her secret is out and she has to get away.  Will Delta be able to decipher the marks and save the people from her village?  Is there anyone that Delta can trust as she seeks these answers?

 

Dustborn is a stand-alone post-apocalyptic adventure.  This story pulled me in right away and I was invested in Delta and the world she lived in.  Readers will love the back story that slowly unfolds and the strong female protagonist is a force to be reckoned with.  Bowman weaved tidbits of the answer throughout the storyline and when Delta discovers the truth, most readers will have an a-ha moment with her.  I loved that the story is complete and I believe that readers will be satisfied with how everything ended.


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