Book: Servant of Earth
Author: Sarah
Hawley
Pages: 4531
Date(s)
Read: September 15th, 2025 to October 21st, 2025
Date
Published: November 24th, 2024
Rating: 5/5
Genre: Fantasy,
Romantasy, Fae
Characters: 5/5
Writing style: 5/5
Story: 5/5
Ending: 5/5
Cover: 5/5
Format: Hard Cover
Date Bought: September 10th, 2025
Book Cost: $17.24
Review:
Servant of
Earth is a brilliant fantasy novel filled with lush world-building, diverse and
intriguing characters, a shrewd female main character, and an engaging story.
Kenna Heron
lives in a world where worthy young women are chosen to live in the supposed
luxurious fae world. The moment things take a more sinister tone Kenna doesn't
hesitate to risk everything for her friend Anya. This decision thrusts her into
the fae world, a world full of glamor, politics, trials, hedonism, violence and
betrayal.
Few
heroines are as intelligent and sharp as Kenna, even fewer are as perceptive
and courageous. Kenna is the heroine romantasy and fantasy girlies need.
Populating Kennas new world is an interesting assortment of varied characters
with equally manifold personalities. While the romance will absorb you it's the
friendship between Lara and Kenna that is the true relationship highlight of
this book.
The world-building is perfect, everything is explained exactly when it is needed. You're
never overloaded with too much information. Well-paced as well no part of the
book overstays its welcome. Kenna's new verdant and vibrant world is as much a
character as the plethora of persons surrounding her.
If you want
excellent world-building, an astute and quick-witted heroine, dazzling romance,
an opulent fae world, and court intrigue, Servant of Earth is not to be missed.
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