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Dies Irae (Requiem 0.5)

by Christine Fonseca (Goodreads Author)

4.0 of 5 stars 4.00 · rating details · 97 ratings · 56 reviews

Some sacrifices should never be made—even for love.

Mikayel lives by one rule—obey the orders of the angelic Council at all costs. That is, until he and his friends, Azza and Demi, are sent to Earth. Assigned as Watchers while they await their decision of which angelic order to serve, the three assume the bodies of teenagers and experience life as human.

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Published February 1st 2012 by Compass Press

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Jun 12, 2012 The Cover Contessa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-releases, extras, paranormal, romance, own, 2012-reads

I would like to thank the author, Christine Fonseca, for providing me with a copy of this novella for review.
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Mikayel lives to serve the council. He lives to ensure the safety of humanity. But his emotions are starting to get in the way and, as an angel, this is unacceptable. Un...more I would like to thank the author, Christine Fonseca, for providing me with a copy of this novella for review.
This review can be seen on my blog:
http://thecovercontessa.blogspot.com/
And at the following websites:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dies-...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007...
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Mikayel lives to serve the council. He lives to ensure the safety of humanity. But his emotions are starting to get in the way and, as an angel, this is unacceptable. Unless he can get these emotions under control, he will fail at his purpose. He and his friends, Demi and Azza, are sent to earth as Watchers to wait until they are told which angelic order they will serve. But things are complicated by Mikayel's feelings for Demi, and the demonic presence threatening to invade the realm of earth and break a long held treaty.
I have to say that this was so interesting to read after I had read Lacrimosa (Requiem #1). While it may have been interesting to know the exact relationship between Azza and Mikayel before reading Lacrimosa, I think reading this after opened my eyes as to Mikayel's purpose. It demonstrated that he understood so much more of what Nesy and Ayden were going through then he let on. And it brought to mind questions of what this will mean in the second novel of the Requiem series. It demonstrated that there was so much more to the story behind Azza and Mikayel's falling out, more than either of them was willing to share with Nesy and Ayden in Lacrimosa.
I love how the story revolves around saving Mikayel; that he is destined for greater things than he can even recognize. I love that his friends are willing to sacrifice themselves for him, so that humanity can ultimately be saved.
It was interesting to watch Azza's transformation. I have to say that his anger at the end seemed a little out of place, at first. But, having read Lacrimosa, and understanding what the marks ultimately do to their holder, I was able to piece together how this would happen. How he would forget where he came from and only know that Mikayel and the other angels need to be defeated.
I have to say that I would have liked to see a little more of Demi's character in this book. But, seeing as she was Mikayel's reason for having to overcome emotions, it makes more sense to see it from his point of view.
Once again, Fonseca has a way with words. They flow off the page and into your soul. They grab your heart and pull you in. You feel each and every emotion the characters are experiencing. You feel the angst Mikayel is unable to overcome. You feel the power Azza encounters as he embraces his emotions, something an angel is not ever supposed to do. You feel the sorrow that invades Demi as she makes her final decision to leave Mikayel.
Thank you, Christine, for creating a world so real, so full of sacrifice and emotion, so full of issues that can tear us apart. The experience is otherworldly, and I wouldn't have it any other way!

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Jun 20, 2012 Zuleeza rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ongoing-series, series-i-havent-finished, debut-author-read-in-2012

This review is also available on my blog, Qwerty

Oh my God!!! This book is full of tragedies, it reminded me a lot of Shakespeare's plays.

If fact, I think I'm not fit to continue on with Lacrimosa anytime soon. I'm depressed enough with my exams coming soon

Oh yes, I can be that melodramatic.

First of all, can't be have a better cover art than that? Please pwetty, please...

Second, I think the writing was just stunning. But I won't lie, I did expect Maggie Stiefvater's level of awesomeness when I r...more

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Sep 04, 2012 Tom rated it 5 of 5 stars

4.5 for this novella. What an unexpected start to a series. I was debating between 4 and 5 because of it being a novella and the world building was done seamlessly and it was a very entertaining read. I gave it a 5 because of positive comments from the author on a less than flattering review for another one of her books. Major street cred in my book. Enough so that I will read the next novella in the series.

Not sure what to recommend. I am leaning towards recommending you read this after Lacrimo...more

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Jan 12, 2012 Heather McCorkle rated it 5 of 5 stars

When reading this I dreamed about angels and flying, something that only happens when I read a book that reaches deep inside and touches me on a visceral level. Christine's writing is haunting and beautiful. I highly recommend anything by her. And yes, I got a sneak peek before it released. ;)

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Mar 22, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tour, kindle, need-to-review, not-yet-on-blog

Wow! A lot happened in this short story. It was totally not what I was first expecting. It was so much better! It sets up the background for Lacrimosa perfectly. This is going to be an intense, dark, and super awesome series. I just know it.

This is just a short 0.5 type of story to give the readers some extra insight and information on the characters. I was so sad to see the one of the characters die. And I will admit that I wanted ...to be continued

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Apr 02, 2012 Tiffany Mahaffy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, own

Angels aren't supposed to feel emotions or are they? Mikayel has been sent to Earth and has taken on the body of a human host in order to try and figure this all out. Along with his friends Azza and Demi. However living as a human is much more difficult than any of them ever imagined. There is so much to feel and how are you supposed to detach from your emotions when they only seem to be growing stronger. The story is through the eyes of both Mikayal and Azza, powerful friends that would do any...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Mello ❣ Illium ✮Harry✮ ☀Myrnin☀ Torin Ichimaru rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, demons, paranormal-romance, ya

So sad, but this gave some background of what happened quite some time before the events of

. I found it rather enjoyable, which, makes me wonder why I didn't enjoy Lacrimosa all that much when I originally read it. Maybe I wasn't in the right head space or something when I read that book. I'm going to have read it again one of these days.

Anyway, this book was all about good intentions and people trying to prevent Bad, Bad Things and bringing said awful times into existence. Now I understand mo...more

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Apr 25, 2012 Rachel Frost rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, books-i-own

I won this as part of the goodreads giveaways. Overall I would say that this book was good. I do wish that the author had spent more time with the love part of the story. I like to have my heart broken in book, I love books that make me cry. This could have been one of those books, but I couldn't feel the loss when she dies. She dies, he goes off to kill the bad guy believed to murder her. It was predictable, and not very emotional. However, I still want to read the rest of the series, I would n...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars

WOW for a short this was a lot of story! Looking forward to the rest of the series!

While Mikayel, Demi, and Azza are angels, they are using human host bodies while they uphold their duties as Watchers. They were sent to earth to learn to '"control" their emotions,well not all of them but yeah all three are there.Being in human form allows them to experience human emotion, and this is extremely difficult for all of them. They experience feelings of love and rage, which cause them to act in ways t...more

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Jan 29, 2012 Sherri Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars

looking forward to the next one! The characters and emotions sure stick with you. I found myself thinking about them all day along with the questions of feelings being a strength or weakness, and being more than you believe. Good thought provoking ideas.

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Dec 10, 2012 Heather Alexander rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a short story that reads like a full length novel. Mikayel, Demetras (Demi), and Azzaziel (Azza) are best friends and angels. The have been sent to earth, hidden inside of human forms, so that the future counsel member, Mikayel will learn to control and suppress emotions. Emotions are forbidden and the longer they are in human form, the stronger the emotions are becoming for all 3 of them. While here they are considered Watchers, only watching and learning, nothing more. When demons star...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

DIES IRAE is short, exhilarating and packed with emotion. I read it in literally one night, mainly because I loved the writing and characters—but what I really love the most is the visceral emotions pulsing not very far under the skin of her fascinating characters. This is not surprising since Christine is a school psychologist who has written numerous nonfiction books about gifted individuals (link here). Emotions are her stock and trade.

But what I found so gripping about this book was the time...more

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Feb 06, 2012 Alz rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-mg, fantasy, crime-against-literature, angels

This is a novella and therefore short. Nonetheless, I still expect character development, worldbuilding, thematic exploration, and a coherent plot.

About the only thing this novella has going for it is thematic exploration, and even that is only a surface skimming of the tired old Forbidden Love--there are ways to write a passionate tale and this is not it because we're never familiar enough with the characters to appreciate their love/suffering. Half the time Mikayel would be angsting about not...more This is a novella and therefore short. Nonetheless, I still expect character development, worldbuilding, thematic exploration, and a coherent plot.

About the only thing this novella has going for it is thematic exploration, and even that is only a surface skimming of the tired old Forbidden Love--there are ways to write a passionate tale and this is not it because we're never familiar enough with the characters to appreciate their love/suffering. Half the time Mikayel would be angsting about not doing his duty properly and in the next breath he'd be trying to schmooze on Demi despite her ineffectually saying, "Oh but we mustn't!" Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

Basically they are in love and it is forbidden. That's all the romantic development you get. The way it plays out is cram-jammed bursting with melodramatic clichees and teenage angst and hormones--which in a more fleshed-out plot might have been gripping in a soap opera way. But this story is far too short and skeletal and takes itself far too seriously.

Azza could have been an interesting character struggling between angelic conceptions of ethics and morality, caught between duty and integrity, but ultimately he is merely a plot device and halfhearted (and rather halfwitted) antagonist.

Same goes for Mikayel. Struggle between duty and self--a great theme that is poorly played out because Mikayel's motivations and inherent angelic standing are never sufficiently explored. Heaven must have slim, slim pickings indeed for them to be placing such hopes on an emotionally unstable halfwit like Mikayel. In fact, all three of the main trio are plot-stupid and incredibly blind for being unable to see that two angels VS a horde of demons + the freaking devil himself = not so great an idea, not to mention several other things that occur throughout the story.

The ending also didn't make much sense to me. I'm not entirely sure what happened, for one thing, and for another I'm not really sure why--was this an evil plot? Was it a foolish accident? What???

Nor am I entirely sure what time period/setting this is supposed to be. The trio talks largely like normal contemporary teenagers, but the sketchy vague somewhere-in-the-Aegean-sea setting doesn't give any hints as to whether this is supposed to be Greece circa 300 AD or Greece 2012.

The angelic/demonic politics appear to play a large role in the plot but they are only ever vaguely hinted at until a couple of actual statements in the end, which left me confused. Why would Heaven agree to certain things RE: demons? Why exactly is it necessary to expose Mikayel AND his two friends to this weird Watcher trial, and to what end other than the vague generic "you must test yourself and conquer your emotions" bit? Do all angels have to undergo this trial? Am I supposed to care about Azryel, whom I don't know at all?

This novella either needed to be considerably longer and filled out or considerably tightened and trimmed and still filled out. The themes are good classic themes, but there's not enough world-building groundwork, character development, or exploration to do them justice. Nor is the plot anything original or gripping. Perhaps the actual novel will be long enough and fleshed out enough to be a worthwhile read.(less)

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Jul 06, 2012 Ari rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, demons, fantasy, young-adult

I don't know what I was expecting when I started reading this novella, but it honestly surpassed anything I had expected since this has been the best one I've read so far this year.

DIES IRAE is an action and drama packed read, which means there was never a dull moment for me while reading it. Although it doesn't really show how two of the characters fell in love, and I would have loved to read more about it, I could tell it was something that had been simmering under the surface for a while. An...more

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Jun 18, 2012 Jen*The Geeky Book Gal* rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy-paranormal

Mikayel, Demi, and Azza are Angels sent to Earth to live in Human bodies as Watchers. They are in the Human bodies so they can learn to experience emotion and then control it. However, all three continue to have problems with being dispassionate and unemotional. There is betrayal, forbidden love, and epic battles in this prequel to Lacrimosa.

I enjoyed the novel as it gave more insight into why and how Azza became the leader of the UnHoly, and why Mikayel seems so hard on Nesy in the future. Ther...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Debdatta Dasgupta Sahay rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-copy

This is an introductory Novella to the Author’s Requiem Series…

The author gets to the point and into the plot right from the beginning. It is narrated alternately between Mikayel and Azza. It is really a wonder to read two completely different reactions to human emotions. Mikayel tries to ignore it but cannot and Azza actually feels strengthened by it. But they do not really get much time to deal with it as they come across ‘Jinns’ who are not really in the mood to be sidelined by these angels o...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Angela rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This book is a prequel to Lacrimosa and is about three angels that are on Earth to learn how to control their emotions. Mikayel is the leader out of the three and has the most trouble with his emotions. He is in love with Demi, even though he is not supposed to be letting this emotion get this far. It is affecting how he does his work and is putting him in danger. There is a truce between the angels and the demons, but Mikayel and...more PDF format loaded to Kindle (**free from author for honest review)

This book is a prequel to Lacrimosa and is about three angels that are on Earth to learn how to control their emotions. Mikayel is the leader out of the three and has the most trouble with his emotions. He is in love with Demi, even though he is not supposed to be letting this emotion get this far. It is affecting how he does his work and is putting him in danger. There is a truce between the angels and the demons, but Mikayel and his friend Azza do something that will put this truce in danger. They go looking for Jinn, demons that are not supposed to be on Earth, but are. Now, if they would have just gone to find them, that was one thing, but Mikayel and Azza go one step further, against the advice of Demi, and fight the Jinn. All three angels are then brought back to Gabriel and told to leave it alone. Azza convinces Mikayel that leaving it alone is not the right thing to do, and that they need to start a war.

Things spiral out of control after Mikayel tells Demi about how he feels for her. She says they can’t go down that emotional road at all. Mikayel starts leading and acting on emotion instead of the head of a leader. Him and Azza go back to find the Jinn and fight them once again, only this time the situation gets out of control quickly. Before they know it they are back with Gabriel and are Demi is offering to be stripped of her angel wings and become mortal so Mikayel can do what he is meant and destined to do for the Council. Gabriel takes her offer, but to the despair of Mikayel. He now has a new goal, become mortal himself to be with Demi again. Azza will do anything to make sure this won’t happen because he knows his best friend is destined to lead as part of the Council. Azza makes a decision that changes everything and turns much upside down. He decides it is best that Demi cease to exist so Mikayel can focus better. Demi agrees with this logic and lets Azza kill her. When Mikayel is sent for one last talk with Demi before he can no longer see her, he finds her dying on the floor from a serpent bite, the bite he thinks was done to her by Iblis (leader of the demons). He is now after Iblis for Demi’s death, but will Azza tell him the truth? That he killed her and not Iblis? What will happen if he doesn’t? Or will it be worse if he does? What will become of the two angels if truth is brought to light?

This is a prequel, as I said, so there is much left at the end to make you very excited for the upcoming book. I really enjoyed this book and read it in one sitting. It had great element to it and was a fantastic read. It made me very excited to read the next book that is for sure. It may have been shorter, but was full of action and adventure in those short pages that’s for sure. The author did a wonderful job with the plot as well as developing the characters into ones that were easy to like right away, or dislike, depending on the character.

5/5 Stars!
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May 18, 2012 Anna Serra i Vidal rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, paranormal-romance

I won Dies Irae on an event at Christine's blog and I am very grateful to her for sending it to me so graciously.
I have not read Lacrimosa, so this was my first contact with Michael and Azza. Even though the names do give some hints, the building of the relationship between the three main characters is engaging at the beginning. The three of them live in a small village during unknown time, that can be always giving it a sense of eternity that goes well with the theme.
Even though I could see w...more

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Mar 23, 2012 Kelly Hashway rated it 4 of 5 stars

This story was different from other angel books I've read. While Mikayel, Demi, and Azza are angels, they are using human host bodies while they uphold their duties as Watchers. But being in human form allows them to experience human emotion, and this is extremely difficult for all of them. They experience feelings of love and rage, which cause them to act in ways that angels shouldn't. And with the possibility of war looming in the air, these emotions are the last things the three need.

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May 29, 2012 Naomi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

I won Dies Irae and Lacrimosa through Christine Fonseca’s blog, and it is the first time I have read either of the books so I am reading them in order. I must say that so far, I am not disappointed, and I can’t wait to start Lacrimosa!!

Dies Irae is a Novella and the first story in the Requiem series.
Angels are sent to earth, in human disguises to observe how humans deal with their emotions. There has been no war between angels and demons for a thousand years.

Mikayel, Azza and Demi are three Ang...more

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Jul 03, 2012 Nereid rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book gave you valuable insight into Mikayel and why he was so hard with Nesy when he had lived the experience himself. To be an angel beyond reproach and then to feel all the human emotions and feel overwhelmed would be difficult. How do you choose between the good of Celestium, saving mankind, your best friend who has been like a brother to you or do you choose love. Sometimes it is not even a choice as your emotions and feelings control your thoughts and desires. Who doesn't want to live...more

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Jun 18, 2012 Kwinn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels-demons-soul-suckers

so this where it all started .
in this requiem 0.5

this is when mikayel, azzaziel and demetras send to earth
to live with mortal and to feel emotions .

now i understand the war between mikayel and azza .
and why do mikayel hates azza so much .
but i don't get it why demi looks like nessy ?
is nessy is the reincarted demi ?
and is nessy will be back in the book 2 ?

and oh i got mea culpa requiem 1.5 yey !
i hope there was an answer for my question in the book :)

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Jan 18, 2012 Nisa79 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ho. ly. wow. Talk about a whirlwind of emotions. This is just a taste (novella) of the series to come and I cannot wait to read the rest. It's dripping with emotion. Betrayal, confusion, heartbreak, desire, they don't seem to be strong enough words to describe it. This book is both powerful and dynamic. I'm hereby dubbing (Yes, I have that authority!) Christine Fonseca the queen of conveying emotion. She painted a picture with words that was so vivid, I felt as if I could see into the very soul...more

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Sep 05, 2012 Amanda (mandy) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, paranormal-fantasy-dystopian-series

I read Lacrimosa prior to this and who would have thought I could feel sympathy for Azza? But somehow I did. I may not have agreed with his choices but I understood them. That is good writing. And Mikayel, oh Mikayel. So much pain and suffering. Knowing where these two Angels were coming from definitely gave me deeper insight to what drove them in Lacrimosa.

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Jun 21, 2012 Adriana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Firstly thankyou to the author Christine Fonseca for giving me the opportunity to read and review this awsome book.

This is the prequal novella of Lacrimosa and it tells the story of Mikayel and Azza. Its a great as it explains the history between Azza and Mikayel and you get to understand why Mikayel is the way he is and what made Azza who he has become now.

Once again Christine pulls you in and you feel what the characters feel every emotion every conflict. I loved every moment of it..

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Oct 04, 2012 Zino rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: writers-female, extras, fantasy-paranormal, ebook, read-in-2012, own

Dies Irae- Days of Wrath.
I love the Latin words!
So this is the longest novella I've ever read, but I really liked it. I can't wait to read Lacrimosa now since I've had it on my TBR pile for a while but I downloaded this short (FREE) novella to get an insight into the story and I love what I read! It's definitely worth reading, especially since its a free ebook download

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Oct 24, 2012 Elle (Ligia) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: prequels, novellas-short-stories, 2012, demons, angels, kindle-ebook, oh-my-heart, own-ebook, read-in-2012, paranormal-romance, freebie

My god! I don't even know what to say right now. Damn!

I had read a few chapters of Lacrimosa a few months back, but decided that I should start from the very beginning, so I stopped. And finally now I'm reading Dies Irae, to later read Lacrimosa.

This is the beginning. How it all started. Why Azza is the dark one, and how he came to be it, are some of the questions answered in this novella.

I didn't know I could feel this strongly for these characters on such few pages. I guess it just proves how...more

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Jun 05, 2012 Annah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, physical-copy, fantasy-or-sci-fi

So...I'm not exactly sure what just happened in this story. I think maybe I should have read Lacrimosa first? I know stories are supposed to be exciting but this novella moved too fast for me. I'm all about action but I like a little background reading as well. I was hoping for more history and character building. I don't really feel like I know enough about these people. I do love a good story about confliction between good and evil though. I can appreciate that Mikayel doesn't want to just bli...more

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Jan 20, 2012 Nata rated it 5 of 5 stars

Christine Fonseca is a truly talented writer! Dies Irae is a fast paced story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Once you set your eyes on this book you will find it very and I mean very difficult to walk away from. It overflows with emotion: love, anger, and lust. I am honored to be a part of Christine's blog tour.

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Jan 31, 2012 Ali Cross rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2012

Dies Irae is the perfect introduction to Christine Fonseca’s Requiem series. The beauty of the words will tempt you, the tragedy of the story will break you, and the love, woven throughout like music through the trees, will haunt you for days afterward. Dies Irae promises a tale unlike any you’ve read before

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