Member Review

"Daughter of Water" is a beautifully written fantasy that echoes the charm of traditional fantasy storytelling. It doesn’t rely on constant twists or relentless danger lurking behind every stone. Instead, it unfolds naturally, drawing the reader into its world with depth and steady pacing.

The story follows four Firstborn heirs, each destined to rule, as they navigate a kingdom threatened by a hidden darkness. The protagonist’s journey stands out—she isn’t instantly powerful or fearless. Instead, she learns, stumbles, and grows, making her a truly relatable and compelling character. The contrast between her and the more experienced figures is well-balanced: she doesn’t overshadow them, yet she proves her worth when it matters most.

Another highlight is the romance, which develops with an endearing softness. It’s not an all-consuming love story but a gentle, slow-burn connection built on small moments and quiet gestures, making it even more touching and sincere.

Bonus points for titled chapters, which add extra charm! I can’t wait to read the sequel.