Review: The Tapestry of Fate by Shannon Chakraborty

I love the design of the front cover of The Tapestry of Fate, very striking. Each day, Marjana seemed more newly mature, a seedling thriving after the rain. It brought me a sort of wistful pride. How swiftly our children grown up, youthful aspects melting away before we blink. Chapter 6 Table of ContentsWhy The Tapestry of Fate?The BookCharactersThemes and VibesConcluding Thoughts Why The Tapestry of Fate? Long time readers of this blog will know that I read the entirety of Shannon Chakraborty’s Daevabad trilogy over the course of a single week in May 2025, which just so happens to be just a year ago as of the time of me reading The Tapestry of Fate. I didn’t realize that bit of serendipity until I started writing this paragraph. Suffice to say I am a fan of Shannon Chakraborty’s particular flavour of historical fantasy and the Daevabad trilogy remains one of my all time favourite fantasy series, especially in the realm of completed series where currently there is nothing else. So…