Glass Town Wars

Glass Town Wars is a mind-blowing and thrilling read that fans of Ready Player One and Mary Hoffman's Stravganza series will love.

It's an original and gripping tale that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

This was a fun, interesting and a quick read. It is very beautifully written and the characters and plot are very original. If you are looking for a solid thriller with a brilliant main character and a great supporting cast then you should pick this series up and give it a try.

If you are looking for a solid thriller with a brilliant main character and a great supporting cast then you should pick this series up and give it a try.


Looking forward to read more of the author's writings.

**Thankyou Netgalley and publisher for providing me a free copy of this book*

I received this book from NetGalley in exchange of an honest review.

Tom is in a coma, when his friend Milo decided to use him as a guinea pig for a gaming device, able to transport his mind into a world where he will meet and fight with Augusta, to save her kingdom. And while Tom finds himself involved into this adventure and new world, in his real life, in London, his family and friends are not ready to let him go. They are trying to bring him back, talking to him, reading to him, like a girl from school, who is reading from Wuthering Heights.

I absolutely love meta-fictional world and this one is full of awesome and strong characters, so inventive and full of plot twists, action, romance, I couldn't stop reading it. It's the first book I've ever read by Celia Rees, but I love her writing style and her characters, because the first is captivating and well done, the story skillfully written and the characters are alive, brimming with passion and intensity. Amazing

Glass Town Wars by Celia Rees
Rating: ★★★★☆

Celia Rees is back with Glass Town Wars, a book that totally reminded me of why I loved Witch Child. Her writing style really shines in this one—it’s a cool mix of historical vibes with a twist of fantasy. Set in Glass Town, where imagination turns into reality in unexpected ways, this story hooked me from the get-go.

Rees knows how to build a world that feels both real and totally magical. The characters are vivid, the plots are twisty, and it's just a fun ride through this imaginative landscape. It’s not just about the adventure; there are deeper themes about friendship, bravery, and the power of dreaming big that hit home.

If you’re into Celia Rees’ storytelling or looking for a book that blends history with a bit of fantasy flair, Glass Town Wars is a solid pick. It’s a book that keeps you thinking even after you’ve turned the last page, and that’s always a sign of a good read.