The Land Of Ataraxia: Review

 I'll admit that this magical book confused me, but I was intrigued enough to start reading it even though I wasn't sure I would like it. So I succeeded! Additionally, I had a gut impression while reading this book that the author had tremendous aptitude for both storytelling and craft.

The action takes place on board the Caelesti Viatrix, a ship captained by Magellan and manned by his crew. The author made every attempt to evoke the atmosphere of the ship. The majority of the crew members are from the Land of Prisca, including Kai and Captain Magellan. They are on a search mission to locate Sinan. They are in the enormous area of The Land of Ataraxia, a mythical land made by Primordals and Ancients, while the ship trundles through the adventure and challenging sea conditions. Captain Magellan and his crew then come into contact with the Neoma Siblings. This is where the story changes. There is distrust and deception everywhere.

The characters and tale were wonderful, and the writing was creative. However, the story's initially magical beginning gradually gives way to a more realismo approach, and at times it can feel tedious. Despite this, the craftsmanship of her writing never diminishes.

Don't anticipate a quick-read; this book has a lot of tale to tell. It's undoubtedly more of a journey, and I find that wonderful. But even so, this is a truly epic tale that was masterfully crafted.