The Raven Tower
by Ann Leckie
Our rating
Spice: none. Darkness: dark.
Hamlet, more or less, narrated by a god who is a very old rock. Eolo comes home with his prince to find the ruler gone and his uncle on the throne. The second-person narration throws people at first. The ending is worth it.
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Is The Raven Tower spicy?
No. The Raven Tower has no sex on the page. If there's romance it stays at kissing or happens off-page, so it's a safe pick if you want zero spice.
How dark is The Raven Tower?
We rate The Raven Tower 3 out of 5 for darkness (dark). The big content warnings are murder, war, death of a loved one. The full list is further down the page.
Is The Raven Tower part of a series?
No, The Raven Tower is a standalone. You can pick it up without reading anything else first.
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Content warnings
Show 3 content warnings for The Raven Tower
- Murder
- War
- Death of a loved one
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Details
- Series status
- Standalone
- Pages
- 432
- First published
- 2019
- Genre
- Dark Fantasy
