Days of Blood & Starlight (Daughter of Smoke & Bone, #2)

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Days of Blood & Starlight (Daughter of Smoke & Bone #2)

by Laini Taylor (Goodreads Author)

4.31 of 5 stars 4.31 · rating details · 14,396 ratings · 3,086 reviews

Once upon a time, an angel and a devil fell in love and dared to imagine a world free of bloodshed and war.

This is not that world.

Art student and monster's apprentice Karou finally has the answers she has always sought. She knows who she is—and what she is. But with this knowledge comes another truth she would give anything to undo: She loved the enemy and he betrayed her,...more

Hardcover, 517 pages

Published November 6th 2012 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

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Jan 06, 2013 Cait added it

Shelves: actually-badass-angels, actually-good-love-story, amazing-ending, badass-girl, emotional-rollercoaster, epic-fight-scenes, favorite-male-character, i-am-in-love, i-cannot-get-enough-of-this-book, incredible, i-needed-the-next-book-yesterday, must-must-must-have, never-saw-that-coming, this-book-has-it-all, totally-amazing

A-a whole year until the next book comes out?!

I can't.....I can't........ *snaps*

OHMIGOD I CANT W8 I CANT I REALLY CANT AHHHHH OMGOMGOMG THIS IS GOING 2 TAKE 4EVER ND I WANT IT NOW! I NEED MORE AKIVA AND KAROU! Y DOES THIS HV 2 TAKE SOOOOOOOOOOOO LIKE LONNNGGG!

Woahhhhhhh. Did I just have a total trolly fan-girl rant... over a book? Taylor...

I think....I think I just need to go sit down. I feel so woozy. This series just does such weird things to me *looks at the release date again*

Ooooo...more

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Dec 23, 2012 Laura The Book Ninja rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: alternate-reality, angels-and-demons, fantasy, ghostly, gods-and-goddesses, legends, magic, mystery, people-with-issues, romantic, supernatural, must-read, awesome-title, awesome-cover, i-just-want-it-so-bad, blew-me-away, explosive-relevations, favorites, feeling-all-the-things, horror, too-much-to-love

Right
I mean reading this book was a hell of a ride. Taylor doesn't just like to rip things apart, she bloody well SHREDS them and scatters the remaining pieces into the wind.

Like, I mean this book is really not for the faint of heart. It brings back all the magic of Daughter of Smoke and Bone, but there's more pain involved in this one, both physical and emotional.

AND THAT ENDING
NO
I MEAN COME ON
STOP LEAVING ME HANGING LIKE THIS, TAYLOR.

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Nov 11, 2012 Giselle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, ebook, fantasy

With it's amazing die-worthy gorgeous cover, how can this book be bad at all? Really? It would be a sin!

Days of Blood and Starlight is the fantastic sequel to the very well loved Daughter of Smoke and Bone, where we met the lovely Karou and her unimaginable surroundings. Both the characters and world building in this series are created wonderfully and incredibly vivid--which is surreal for such an imaginative fantasy world. While we are taken on a mind blowing journey when this world unravels i...more With it's amazing die-worthy gorgeous cover, how can this book be bad at all? Really? It would be a sin!

Days of Blood and Starlight is the fantastic sequel to the very well loved Daughter of Smoke and Bone, where we met the lovely Karou and her unimaginable surroundings. Both the characters and world building in this series are created wonderfully and incredibly vivid--which is surreal for such an imaginative fantasy world. While we are taken on a mind blowing journey when this world unravels in our minds in Daughter of Smoke and Bone, its sequel doesn't have the magic of learning the world, the fascination of experiencing for the first time what Laini has created. This is often the downfall of sequels; we know it, we want to move forward, and although this one didn't completely fall prey of such stalled sequels, it does take quite a while to get the ball rolling. The first half of the book, albeit still interesting, even a little nostalgic, feels like it will never end. This does happen to be about 250 some pages… Finally, when certain secondary character become a bigger part of the story the pace is, or at least feels, like it's finally moving forward. These characters really bring so much energy into this novel that it almost completely changes the tone of the book once they're in the picture. But it's not just them, so much stuff has started to happen all around. Now it's fun, exciting, intense, funny, emotional; all the reasons I loved the first in this series has come to the forefront.

The first part of the book may be slow, but the second half is full of wicked fight scenes and great plot advancement that make you forget it was even slow in the first place. I was especially taken by the abrupt plot happenings that Laini decided to add in this sequel. I think maybe I don't expect very important things to happen in the middle child of a trilogy, so I'm very happy when we actually get some things checked off the list!

Having learned who she really was, and what her world consists of, Karou is clearly not the same young, carefree teenager she once was. She has become tough, determined, with some very hard edges. The character growth is there and it makes complete sense with story developments we went through. I love how she becomes who she has to be to make things right for her people. Her loyalty is admiring and a great quality in a protagonist; you can easily understand her, root for her, and sympathize to her situation. The side characters, the monsters, the creations, everyone is so alive in this novel! One example of excellent writing!

The character voices, the incredible world, the fantastic fight scenes (especially in this sequel); it's elaborate without being overdone, it's pretty without being cliché. It's all so attractive! Obviously, I highly recommend this series, especially to fans of fantasy--in which I am not, so doubly great if you are!

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Nov 16, 2012 Nataliya rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: awesome-kickass-heroines, 2012-reads

"What are we fighting for? What are we killing for? What do you see when you look into the future?"

Gone are the first book's spunkiness and lightheartedness, and (thankfully!) the annoying romance angle (even though the deceiving and useless cover of this book may wrongly lead you thinking otherwise).

Instead the darkness and dirt and tiredness and betrayals and pain and weariness and hopelessness and violence and vengeance and grim determination set in, and it is so much more realized and grip...more

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Nov 06, 2012 Kyle marked it as to-read

EDIT #11: I'm actually holding this beautifully book in my hands. I seriously don't know how I didn't spontaneously combust right then and there when the Customer Service lady handed it to me. <3

I'm not allowing myself to read it though until I finish NaNoWriMo. Just a little incentive to get writing.

EDIT #10: OHMAGAWD. NOT EVEN 4 1/2 HOURS LEFT.

EDIT #9: 9 MORE DAYS PEOPLE. 9.

EDIT #8: 24 MORE DAYS. 24 MORE DAYS OF TORTURE. Laini, I am begging you. Let this book be the exception, and n...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Diane ϟ [ Lestrange ] marked it as to-read

OMiGosh! THE COVER! THE COVER! So.Freaking.Love-It :D
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*sigh ~~September~~ November? for real? you want me death now?

http://www.lainitaylor.com/

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Jan 06, 2013 Bee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ever-awesome, mind-blowing, returning-my-faith-in-ya

POST READING THE BOOK EDIT:

Me, when finally getting the book:

Me, throughout the whole (yes, whole, there's not a single thing to feel happy about here) reading:

And basically, this is me afterwards:

Seriously, this book is depressing. It's awesome too, Laini Taylor it's a magician or an alien or something, but I'm convinced she's probably not from this planet. She's probably from Eretz, actually.

You know how in most depressing stuff (Doctor Who, Mark of Athena, Doctor Who, a good measure of britis...more

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Oct 28, 2012 Sparrow rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Pol Pot

Recommended to Sparrow by: Stalin

Shelves: chosen-girls, motherless-daughters, slaves, utopia-dystopia, young-adult, punching-tour, needs-a-sassy-gay-friend-real-bad, reviewed

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.

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Nov 18, 2012 Keertana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kick-ass-heroines, beautiful-prose

If Daughter of Smoke and Bone was a dream, a mirage, a masterpiece of writing and phrases and words, overlapped and edited and fine-tuned to create a perfection of romance, snark, and pulsating chemistry, all tinged with a palpable undertone of bittersweet, Days of Blood and Starlight is like a hard slap, the cold splash of water, and the startled opening of ones eyes into the bleak, war-ridden, fragile, and bloody reality of life. Unlike most trilogies which follow in a steady rhythm of romance...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Ariana rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, emotional, angels, fantasy, great-books, 2012, alternating-pov, series, beloved, rereading-material, best-of

Bloody Hell!..

.. this book is unbelievably wonderful, wonderfully amazing, amazingly beautiful, beautifully shocking, shockingly unpredictable.. And I could go on and on, praising it because this book is a masterpiece, a new wonder of the world next to the pyramids and the Great Wall of China and other natural or hand-made beauties.

I couldn’t stop reading it.. Really.
In fact, after finishing it, I needed to read Daughter of Smoke and Bone again (which I did and I loved it even more than before,...more

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Dec 17, 2012 Kirstine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, angels-demons-and-nephilim, favourites

Usually, after a day of fumbling and thinking and writing and re-writing, I'm able to put my thoughts and feelings into something that resembles a review. And sometimes I fail, and end up with this.

I love Daughter of Smoke & Bone for very personal reasons. It hit me in a way I was not expecting and was so in tune with my tastes and my person that falling in love with it was inevitable. So naturally I've been excited about the sequel, and it was with no small amount of anticipation and trepi...more

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Dec 31, 2012 Idunsses rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: covergasm, fantasy, favorites

First I was like: Who the hell am I supposed to root for here??
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Then I was like: Shit, this is intense.
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Then I was like: Why can't everybody just get along?!
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Then I was like: DAYUM! Shit just got real interesting!
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And in the end I was like: FOR THE LOVE OF GOD MOAR!!!
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Days of Blood and Starlight is over 500 pages long, but I swear, it felt more like 300, the pages just flew out of my hands. Taylor's writing is still spectacular, poetic and magical and her imagination still baffles the shit out of me...more

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Oct 20, 2012 Paul Beimers marked it as to-read

Shelves: series, magic, fantasy, fiction

Pre-ordered this and the first book in hardcover from Barnes & Noble for $23. If you sign up for the two-month membership trial, you get free shipping at no extra charge.

This means that you can get this lovely book for around $12, or both for the above price. Check it out.

Gah! Does Taylor know how to name a book or what!? Seriously, that title is just gorgeous. Can't wait to see the official cover artwork!

EDIT: Oh my GOD. That cover is beautiful. Here I was, absentmindedly browsing my to-rea...more

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Nov 18, 2012 Trudi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels-and-demons, fantasy, prose-that-sings, series, young-adult, 2012-reads, kick-ass-heroines, my-desert-island, books-i-want-to-marry

Blistering, savage, dark and complex -- this sequel lives on the very hinterlands of YA fantasy -- a rare jewel of flawless intensity. It is a mature read dealing with very adult themes -- war, vengeance, brutality, racism. We have seraphim and chimaera slaughtering each other for a millennium. Their hatred of each other knows no end. Their children are born into it, are raised on it, are sent out into the world willing to kill and die for it.

There is an unrelenting, gripping reality to this wa...more
Blistering, savage, dark and complex -- this sequel lives on the very hinterlands of YA fantasy -- a rare jewel of flawless intensity. It is a mature read dealing with very adult themes -- war, vengeance, brutality, racism. We have seraphim and chimaera slaughtering each other for a millennium. Their hatred of each other knows no end. Their children are born into it, are raised on it, are sent out into the world willing to kill and die for it.

There is an unrelenting, gripping reality to this war that resonates with us as humans. We've seen such devastation over and over again in our own time, in our own world. Hatreds and prejudices that run so deep it fuels wars of unimaginable destruction, campaigns of genocide that unleash hell upon the earth and leave our humanity heaving and dying in the rubble.

Karou's life has become more complicated and fraught with peril than she could ever have imagined in the days before the snap of her magic wishbone when all of the hidden knowledge of her past life as Madrigal was restored to her. She is an orphan, bereft without her chimaera caregivers, who must wade into the murky and bloody waters of resurrection without the wise and benevolent presence of her beloved Brimstone. Karou has been betrayed beyond comprehension, and finds herself aligning with the beast who once sought to destroy her -- the White Wolf. If she is to avenge her family, if she is to save her kind from extinction, she will have to bend to the Wolf's will. For what choices are left to her but that one?

There is such richness to this story and in many ways it is a very different book from its predecessor. When we first get to know Karou, she is young and innocent. Her world is one of art, friendship, laughter and adventure. Her discovery is our discovery. It is gradual, gripping and mysterious. It unfolds like a magnificent flower, unlocking like the most intricate puzzle box. It is intoxicating and addictive. The sequel, like Karou herself, leaves behind all childish things. No longer innocent, no longer just a girl, Karou has become an avenger and the book itself necessarily takes a dark turn. It is much more concerned with the shedding of blood and the sundering of flesh, than romance and mystery.

Laini Taylor leaves no stone unturned and no character goes unexplored. Akiva is reunited with his Misbegotten brethren and we discover what his soldier's life is really like. At his side are the only family he has ever known -- Hazael and Liraz. Daughter of Smoke & Bone was Karou's story. Akiva remained almost an unknowable figure of intimidating beauty and inconceivable strength. This sequel becomes just as much Akiva's story as it is Karou's. We finally get to know his thoughts and fears and dreams -- "A dream dirty and bruised is better than no dream at all." Akiva cannot relinquish the hope he found with Karou. It has lit a fire within him to end the ceaseless slaughter, to forge a lasting peace, to atone for his numerous sins. And he will do this without Karou for the crevasse that separates them is vast and insurmountable.

We've moved away from the tangled streets of Prague and find ourselves camped out in a sandcastle in the Moroccan desert. When we aren't there, we are in the land of seraphim as they hunt, and slaughter, civilian chimaera by day. Despite the bleak, Shakespearean tragedy of it all, there is still humor to be found and pangs of hope still linger.

I am profoundly in love with this tale, with this world and war that Laini Taylor has created, and who she has populated it with. It has held me rapt and left me hungering for more. A genuine physical ache to know what happens next.

One world on its own is a strange enough seethe of coiling, unknowable veins of intention and chance, but two? Where two worlds mingle breath through rips in the sky, the strange becomes stranger, and many things may come to pass that few imaginations could encompass.

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May 15, 2013 Ian rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: a-five-star, a-favorites, b-young-adult, c-angels-demons

If you haven't read Daughter of Smoke & Bone do not go any further. This review contains spoilers

An imagined conversation with Laini Taylor

Ian:  "Stop!!!  I can't take any more!"
Laini Taylor:  "OK."
Ian:  "Don't stop now! You can't stop now!"

Ian:  "Stop!!!  I can't take any more!"
Laini Taylor:  "OK."
Ian:  "Don't stop now! You can't stop now!"

The war is over, the angels have won. The chimaera have been decimated. What follows war isn't peace but lawlessness and the angels are hunting down refugees and killing them. All that remains of the armies of chimaera is a small band of warriors, not nearly enough to mount a resistance. Broken and bitter, Karou is the only hope for them, she alone is able to resurrect the warriors they desperately need but it means entering into an alliance with Thiago who has his own agenda.

Struggling with the guilt over what he has brought about, Akiva watches on as angel armies attack civilians. Finally understanding the words Brimstone said to him, he decides to turn against his own and protect the innocent chimaera. But what can one angel do against the thousands arrayed against him?

They're creatures grasping at life with stained hands.

Days of Blood & Starlight is as close to perfect as it's possible to be. It's the story of good versus evil, of love versus hate, of hope versus despair. Though profoundly disturbing in parts it is ultimately positive and filled with hope.

The worst thing about this book is having to wait for the final instalment of the trilogy.(less)

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Nov 11, 2012 Steph Sinclair rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, fantasy, i-need-to-buy-this-book, young-adult, 2012-release, littlebrown, pretty-covers, netgalley, 2-am-or-later, 2012-reads, alternating-povs, cool-author, ebook, glad-it-s-over, i-didn-t-see-that-coming, i-need-the-next-book-like-yesterday, left-me-in-a-sad-emotional-state, original-and-creative, superb-world-building

This was good and different. Definitely NOT what I was expecting and easily one of the most depressing stories I've ever read. GLASS CASE OF EMOTIONS.

Review to come.

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Edit 5/27: That is an awesome cover! Look at the pretty!

Oh, my sweet... that title is perfect. :D

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May 06, 2012 Kilikina marked it as to-read

Shelves: 2012, must-read, november-2012, gimme-gimme-gimme, angels-demons, sequels

I hate yet love how the description gives nothing away....I won't know what to expect now.

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Jan 21, 2013 Oceana Fern {Assorted Insanity} rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: cover-lust, signed-copies, favorites, fantasy-romance, paranormal-romance-fiction, young-adult, gurl-get-yo-rape-whistle, contains-boyfriend, girl-crushes, owned, five-stars

*tears*

Excuse me while I go dangle my legs off the edge of a cliff and ponder the meaning of life and love.

This was a really, really depressing read.

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Nov 15, 2012 Dija marked it as sequels-to-read

Shelves: sep-2012

Not in the mood for this right now. To be read later...

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Jan 31, 2013 karen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: why-yes-i-ya, death-is-not-the-end

war.

just... war.

i have read plenty of books about war before. fiction, yeah, but fiction about wars that actually happened: conflicts in europe, america, africa... but i have never read another book that did what this one did for me - i have never felt the horror of war as much as i felt in this one. and that's a little messed-up, right? that it would take a YA fantasy novel about imaginary battles between imaginary beings to bring the horrors of war and genocide into my emotional sphere?

in my...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Wendy Darling marked it as on-hold

Shelves: pn-angels, pn-demons, young-adult, november, 2012-publication, lb

*deep breath* Here goes nothin'.

(I liked, but didn't love Smoke & Bone, for those of you just joining the broadcast...)

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Jan 22, 2013 fяσzєη rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, demons, covergasm, all-time-faves, 2012-faves, amazing-authors, badass-heroines, books-i-want-to-marry, believable-romance, creatively-original, deserves-the-hype, faves, heroes-i-adore, heroines-i-adore, made-me-smile, masterpiece, my-emotions-i-cannot, wish-i-could-write-like-that

This review is also available over at my blog.

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You know, I can be so damn stupid sometimes.

I feel so stupid that I didn't realize how breathtaking this series truly is. When I read book one for the first time, I was very detached from it. I thought the writing was gorgeous, yes, but I didn't connect with the characters or plot at all, and then the insta-love came and I was like "Oh great" and became even more detached.

But then.

Then, I re-read it. And that second time I real...more

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Feb 01, 2013 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, angels, ya, fantasy, favorites

“Once upon a time, an angel and a devil fell in love and dared to imagine a new way of living—one without massacres and torn throats and bonfires of the fallen, without revenants or bastard armies or children ripped from their mothers’ arms to take their turn in the killing and dying.

Once, the lovers lay entwined in the moon’s secret temple and dreamed of a world that was a like a jewel-box without a jewel—a paradise waiting for them to find it and fill it with their happiness.

This was not tha...more

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Jan 23, 2013 AJ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: actiony, drama, fantasy, favorites, series, romantic, 6-shining-stars

WOW... just... WOW! Absolutely incredible!

I gushed like an idiot over Laini Taylor’s first installment in this series, Daughter of Smoke & Bone, and there’s literally nothing more I can say. This book is STUNNING! Taylor’s writing remains beautifully descriptive, and absolutely captivating, although the story this time around is a lot darker, and heartbreakingly tragic in places.

“Once upon a time, an angel and a devil fell in love and dared to imagine a new way of living — one without massa...more

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Jan 28, 2012 Ela marked it as to-read

Exactly what I felt like after reading the publication date.

...EDIT...

Ooh. Days of Blood and Starlight. Nice title.

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Mar 23, 2013 jess♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites, fav-book-boyfriends, thought-provoking-books, badass-heroine, beautifully-written, best-reads-of-2012, cliff-hanger, post-apocalyptic, fantasy, fairy-tale, heart-breaking, heart-warming, kick-ass-protagonist, leaves-you-guessing, loved-it, perfect-romance, smokin-chemistry, sad-but-good-books, tragedy, true-love, ya-books, all-time-favourites

5 stunning stars

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This book was utterly stunning. There's no other way to fully encapsulate how Taylor's carefully crafted lyrical prose affects the most sombre and stoic of us. Days of Blood and Starlight was so much more powerful than its predecessor. Discovering this series was such a rarity that I feel as though merely reading it is an honour. The way the entire plot is so cleverly weaved and the attention to detail so profound is a gift. Laini Taylor,as well as having an exotic name that put...more

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Nov 06, 2012 Stacia ~ Mistress of Mediocrity marked it as return-to-later

Have to put this on the shelf for a few weeks. I'm loving the book so far, but want to be able to wait to read it until I can devote the time to really absorb myself in the world and not feel like I have to rush through because of limited holiday time.

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Nov 22, 2012 Experiment BL626 rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, young-adult, reviewed

CAUTION: Long Review, Spoilers, Rant

"Once upon a time, an angel and a devil fell in love. It did not end well."

And the story sucked. The story was like a trash can full of children’s thrown-away arts and crafts topped with their snotty tissues and moldy, forgotten lunches.

The Writing

The writing was lyrical but it had the tendency to be verbose which induced skimming. I wish the book spent more time telling the story instead of waxing poetic. The writing wasn’t much of an issue for me in book 1 b...more

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Dec 05, 2012 Misty rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: juvenile-ya, review-copy-accepted, angels-and-demons, supernatural-paranormal, series, sci_fi-fantasy, excited-for, author-to-watch, folklore-myth-fable-fairy-tall-tale, arc-or-galley, read-in-2012

Initially:

HOLY HELL I LIKED THIS EVEN MORE THAN THE FIRST.

AND THEN:
Y'all, why is it so hard to write reviews about the ones you love?

Okay - Last year after I read Daughter of Smoke & Bone, I asked Laini Taylor to marry me. She had to decline, partly because she's already married, but mostly because she doesn't know me, and both of us are straight. ( Every relationship has its issues, Laini .)
So, fine. We'll take it slow.

Days of Blood & Starlightis maybe less lyrical and beautiful than Da...more

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Nov 18, 2012 Winnie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: expecting-to-read-can-t-wait-now, waiting-for, 2012

HOPE, such a small word yet it can build or destroy nations. Is having HOPE truly enough to fight for what you believe in? When everything seemed to be at a standstill or at a loss? I wonder, I forget, I just don't know. And then there is forgiveness...

"Once upon a time, an Angel and a Devil fell in love and dared to imagine a world free of bloodshed and war.
This is not that world".
Indeed!

In 2011, I proclaimed Daughter of Smoke and Bones to be the best book of the year 2011 and I still stand by...more

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Hi there! I'm a writer of fantasy books for young people, but my books can be enjoyed by adults as well. My 'Dreamdark' books, Blackbringer (2007) and Silksinger (2009) are about faeries -- not dainty little flowery things, but warrior-faeries who battle devils. My first young adult book, Lips Touch, is a finalist for the 2009 National Book Award! It's creepy, sensual supernatural romance. . . abo...more

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