Labyrinth Lost reminded me so much of a mashup between Pan's Labyrinth and Alice in Wonderland. Thank you to Sourcebooks for providing me with an ARC to review! Strength is also making the decision to change your destiny.❞ ❝We all get scared and want to turn away, but it isn’t always strength that makes you stay. will definitely plan on reading the sequel (though it may take me another few years for it to take priority) and I would recommend to those looking for more diverse fantasy tales. I thoroughly enjoy the story, but I feel I COULD have enjoyed it more. Overall, I just wasn’t fully engaged in the story, which is a shame because the world felt so immersive at the story. I felt the love triangle was tired and unnecessary.

I don’t feel they will stick with me for a very long time. On the other hand, I didn’t truly “fall” for any of the characters. It felt very “Alice in Wonderland meets Percy Jackson” and had a lot of potential.

I very much enjoyed the latin mythology, family dynamics, and mystery of the world. Labyrinth Lost is a colorful paranormal story brimming with diversity! We follow an all POC-main cast, specifically a bisexual latinx main character (and it features a relationship between two girls!). 3.5 Stars! This was an enjoyable, magical read! I put it off my TBR for so many years for no reason, and I’m satisfied having finally read it.

Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Córdova