Anthologies are always a bit complicated to read and review because more often than not you get a mixed bag of stories.

Now, when I initially finished reading this, I thought it was fine but wasn't something I saw myself re-reading or re-watching.

My feelings for this book were overwhelmingly neutral as nothing about this really spoke to me.

This review is going to cover Vol.1-8 of the series, which covers (almost) the entirety of Season 1 of the anime.

I pushed off reading this for so long. I liked An Enchantment of Ravens and loved Sorcery of Thorns even more, so I was equal parts ecstatic

This more or less met my expectations. I found that I didn't mind this as it did hit a soft spot as I love a good pirate novel.

With a tagline that grabs you from the getgo and a plot focusing on Japanese yokai and shinigami, I was ready to love this. Unfortunately fo

I was a bit worried that the book would go in a direction that I didn't particularly like, but I did end up thinking that this was an okay b