where the forest meets the stars

"Dark enchantment meets primal terror in this mesmerizing descent into cursed woods. Sir Faraz conjures a realm where goblins aren’t just monsters—they’re mythic horrors birthed from ancient evil. Drenched in dread and folklore, Tatawood Forest is a beautifully twisted tale that chills to the bone."

litterally giving it 3 stars b/c the author thought it would be fun to reuse the same gimmick and slow down the pace.they had a great start, interesting hook/premise and a sound foundation for the world. however that interest has pretty much died out for.story went from forest survival, villiage, back to a FORCED forest survival again.

I’m on chapter 94, and just realized I hadn’t written a review of this book! 5-stars always for Emme! Her writing is so full and descriptive — the characters’ emotions are laid bare as if they were your own. I loved this book’s prequel-My Lycan Mate of Suicide Forest- and am thoroughly enjoying watching the next generation of Hallowells find where their destiny leads. 🥰

It is a nice read with an interesting system. The surroundings and people are very detaily described. So, the plot and system: The novel starts in a forest where the MC meets a girl. To protect her, he fights against a horde of monsters and gets sepereted from the girl. In a desert he acquires a handy which has a gaming system on it. It can print out cards, which turn into things when broken. There are armour, weapon, potion, and skill cards. Skills also include magic, fighting, and genes; so, he can use genes from other creatures for him.

hilarious! puns and references galore, and I love the chapter where the MC encounters the forest of exploding hamsters, and also the fact they HAVE exploding hamsters!