Thunderhead finishes with an enormous cliff-hanger, that makes you beg for the next book. I think this series will end up being my favorite one of all time, and I cannot wait to get to The Toll and get the ending I am hoping I will get. The writing, the mini entries of thoughts from the Thunderhead or the diary excerpts that keep you engages chapter after chapter are such a refreshing way to read a book.
Thunderhead was everything I was hoping it to be and more. The friendship that slowly turns to love and trust between Citra and Rowan and their fights to bring fairness and justice, both of them fighting for the same goal, but in their own different ways. Thunderhead and the power and wisdom it holds, but is unable to share it. The bravery of Scythe Citra, now known as Scythe Anastasia. This book was so powerful in so many ways. “The end doesn’t always justify the means, dear.” she said. The Thunderhead sees everything and it can control everything – except the Schythedom. The mind behind all the success of humankind, the brains behind how we managed to beat immortality.
While in Scythe, the main focus of the book was the introduction to the world of Scythes, their beliefs, their challenges, their destiny, in Thunderhead, we get to know the Thunderhead better. With many twists and turns, which I don’t want to spoil for you all, Thunderhead begins exactly where Scythe finished.
Thunderhead is a continuation of The Arc of Scythe series, where we follow two characters, Citra and Rowan, in their journey to become apprentices of Scythe Faraday. Neal, please let me kiss your immortality ring! It is a shame that I won’t be able to read The Toll this year – but I am honestly so honored to have a chance to read this series in my lifetime. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I thought Scythe will be my favorite book of the year, but then I read Thunderhead.
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