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Soulless

(Maiden of Time #2)

Crystal Collier (Goodreads Author)

4.38 · Rating details · 48 ratings · 27 reviews

Alexia manipulated time to save the man of her dreams, and lost her best friend to red-eyed wraiths. Still grieving, she struggles to reconcile her loss with what was gained: her impending marriage. But when her wedding is destroyed by the Soulless—who then steal the only protection her people have—she’s forced to unleash her true power.

And risk losing everything.

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Published October 13th 2014 by Raybourne Publishing (first published October 1st 2014)

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Aug 02, 2014 Chrys Fey rated it really liked it

4.5 stars

I love the unique story that Crystal Collier created with Passionate and Soulless. Passionates are ghastly as children to protect them from humanity. Then on their 16th birthday they become stunning creatures and are given amazing powers. The Soulless were once Passionate but were turned into zombie-like beings that are always hungry and come out in force during moonless nights.

I adored the first book in this series, Moonless. Right from the beginning of book one, you’re promised a dar ...more

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Jun 02, 2014 Crystal Collier rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

Recommends it for: Lovers of fantasy, romance, paranormal, time travel, historical, England, and beautiful book covers.

This book was hard to write, but so incredibly beautiful. There were moments where the world fell into place, and heartbreaking instances where I wanted to wrap the characters in a fuzzy blanket and promise never to torture them again. Huge thanks to my first editor, Matt, who pushed my poor characters into the roughest nights of their lives, and my second editor, Bethany, who cried along with my protagonist.

Most especially, I love that Alexia and Kiren's story always brings me hope. Around the ...more

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Oct 16, 2014 Barb Taub rated it it was amazing

In my review of the first book of this series, Moonless, (and yes, I’m sorry, but you really should read Book 1 first), I explained that until she turns sixteen in 1768, Alexia Dumont leads a life of aristocratic privilege and expectations. But she knows herself to be beyond unattractive, an ugly child whose parents have sheltered her from the world. She’s unprepared for the shock on her sixteenth birthday when her appearance changes to unearthly beauty.

Alexia is more concerned with her propheti In my review of the first book of this series, Moonless, (and yes, I’m sorry, but you really should read Book 1 first), I explained that until she turns sixteen in 1768, Alexia Dumont leads a life of aristocratic privilege and expectations. But she knows herself to be beyond unattractive, an ugly child whose parents have sheltered her from the world. She’s unprepared for the shock on her sixteenth birthday when her appearance changes to unearthly beauty.

Alexia is more concerned with her prophetic dreams that foretell death, including her own, but also offer glimpses of a man with dazzling blue eyes. She discovers she’s actually a child of a mysterious race who call themselves the Passionate. Their compelling beauty and other gifts make them targets of the Soulless’ endless hunger as they prowl for victims on moonless nights. Alexia falls in love with Kiren, the blue-eyed man from her nightmares, but the cost is the devastating loss of almost everyone and everything she’s ever loved, including the aunt she views as sister.

Book 2 picks up the story as eighteen-year-old Alexia prepares for her wedding with Kiren. The Soulless attack, preventing the wedding and stealing the only weapon Kiren has been able to wield against them. In the ensuing confrontations, Alexia struggles to make sense of her relationship with Kiren, her feelings of friendship and responsibility for the other Passionate, and her guilt over the loss of Sarah—aunt/sister/best friend.

While the first book of this series, Moonless, was well-written and compelling, I thought it had a few weak moments and issues. But with Soulless, the story comes completely into its own. Crystal Collier’s densely gorgeous prose fits beautifully within her victorian-gothic setting without directly mimicking Jane Eyre or other Brontë heroines. For example, two paragraphs into Chapter One, Collier not only tells us everything from the date to the scene, but she also sets the mood and gives us a snapshot of the young heroine:

“Lace curtains scattered shadow creatures across the wood floor, twisting them in a late summer breeze from the unlatched balcony door. Specters clawed at the pastel walls, up a bureau, and over a wardrobe of fashionable clothes for 1770. Costumes. Façades. Pretensions.

She sat up in the bed she’d used all eighteen years of her life. Father slumbered at the other end of the too-empty estate, too far away to call for help.”

One of my complaints about the first book was that the hero, Kiren, was not as three-dimensional as I could have hoped. But that is certainly addressed in Book 2. We see his self-doubts and mistakes, and catch glimpses of what proves to be both his strength and his flaw—the conviction that he is responsible for everyone else, and that he has the right to withhold information when he thinks it will only upset them. Although I started to feel that Alexia should bag such a one-sided relationship, as the story and characters developed it became clear that she was the one who would grow into the responsibility and heroism that Kiren so badly wants to embody.

Other supporting characters showed similar strengths and flaws. Kiren’s young ward Miles is a tragic hero who cuts himself off from everyone he loves to protect them. The grey-haired “runner” Lester is both selflessly devoted to Kiren, kind to Alexia, and the viciously unrepentant torturer of the demonic child Belleza.

One measure of a work is its villains. The voracious hunger of the Soulless is balanced by individual portrayals of characters such as the lost Sarah and her beloved John. And of course, there is my favorite, the irresistibly psychotic demonic child Bellezza. As she continues to both save and cause the deaths of Passionate and Soulless alike, we find out more about her horrific background that explains (even if it doesn’t justify) her actions.

The action is almost nonstop, but it builds in two ways. First there is the conflict that—with the loss of their one weapon—threatens to destroy all Passionate. But just as compelling is Alexia’s growing, heartbreaking realization of what her role must be as the Maiden of Time.

So yeah. This. If you like YA, atmospheric romances, brave heroines, and beautifully written prose, you can’t do better than Soulless. But I warn you: this series is habit-forming. You’ll join the rest of us in stalking Crystal Collier on her wonderful blog as we wait for Book 3.

**I received this book for free from the publisher or author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.**
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Jul 16, 2014 Sherlyn rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Review originally posted on Mermaid With A Book as part of the SOULLESS blog tour.

4.5 stars.

What a sequel. WHAT. A. SEQUEL.

If I had to make a list of books I would kill for to own a physical copy of, Soulless would be one of them. This is a novel you have to judge its cover by!

Soulless packs a punch with plenty of action, romance, time-travel and absolutely amazing characters. Chapter one kicked off with some major action and I am so relieved it didn't turn out to be one of those slow-paced begi ...more

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Jul 19, 2014 Kristine Hall rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, paranormal, romance, supernatural, ya-lit

And the gorgeous covers continue. Seriously, this series' covers are among the best I have seen, and as I said with Moonless, go ahead and judge this book by the cover because the inside is as awesome as the outside.

In Moonless, young Alexia is just beginning to learn what it means to be a Passionate and what it means to be in love, and she has only the slightest idea of the true power she possesses. In Soulless, watch out! Alexia is a few years older, a (parallel) world (or two) wiser, and she And the gorgeous covers continue. Seriously, this series' covers are among the best I have seen, and as I said with Moonless, go ahead and judge this book by the cover because the inside is as awesome as the outside.

In Moonless, young Alexia is just beginning to learn what it means to be a Passionate and what it means to be in love, and she has only the slightest idea of the true power she possesses. In Soulless, watch out! Alexia is a few years older, a (parallel) world (or two) wiser, and she has realized the implications of her power and dedicates herself to mastering it. Alexia is a young woman who knows what she wants and is willing to make the necessary sacrifices to help the people she loves -- even if those sacrifices threaten to break hearts, including her own.

Speaking of hearts, heartthrob Kiren and Alexia continue to sizzle every time they get in close range, and the build-up/let-down/build-up (repeat) to their wedding night is almost as torturous for the reader as it is for the characters. Author Collier handles the "true bonding" of the couple tactfully but not in such a tame fashion that readers will be disappointed. There still are unanswered questions as to why Kiren, who is clearly old as the ages, is obsessed with Alexia, but towards the end of Soulless, as the definition of time becomes murky, it feels like answers will be coming in the next installment -- and it feels okay to wait for them.

Book two reveals a much closer look at the world of the Soulless and the Passionate, and the horrible powers and incredible gifts each possesses. Collier does a great job of creating a comfort zone for readers and then pulling the rug out from underneath them. Soulless can only come out on moonless nights, right? The established evil characters are evil, and the good are good, right? WRONG.

Familiar characters are back and better than ever, with more of their backgrounds revealed and more than a few interesting character twists. New characters, both lovable and loathe-able, are introduced and perfectly fleshed-out so that readers have a clear feeling for them all. . . or a clearly muddled feeling, intentionally made so by the author's design.

I received a free ARC of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review -- the only kind I give. ...more

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Jun 26, 2014 Kurt Springs rated it it was amazing

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This is the second book of the Maiden of Time Trilogy. In book one (Moonless), Alexia discovers that she is not human but the hybrid offspring of a human and an immortal creature called a Passionate. Each Passionate has certain powers, and Alexia has a very rare gift of manipulating time. Alexia has already saved Kiran, the man she loves using this ability but lost her best friend to the red-eyed So ...more

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Oct 08, 2014 Kristin Smith rated it it was amazing

I received an Advanced Review Copy of Soulless in exchange for an honest review. So, here it is (in all honesty).

I loved Moonless, but I was completely captivated by Soulless. I couldn't put it down! High tension, unforgettable romance, and unique characters make Soulless an enthralling read. In Moonless, Alexia Dumont discovers the power she has, but in Soulless, she unleashes it. She recognizes her true potential and works toward becoming the powerful person she's meant to be. Dubbed as the Ma ...more

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Sep 06, 2014 Patricia rated it it was amazing

Soulless. If you liked Moonless (and of course you did) you are going to like Soulless even more. Alexia Dumont and all of the characters of Moonless return in this story. Will she marry Kiren who she is completely in love with and doesn’t fully understand why? Will she learn who she is? Much of the mystery is better understood in this reading. I even grew to like Bellezza, the spoiled child who is centuries old - older than she seems. *spoiler warning* Alexia has a tender relationship with Sara ...more

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Oct 13, 2014 Cindy rated it it was amazing

READ THIS BOOK, it is such an adventure. A wedding that we've all been waiting for is going to happen, but betrayal, adventure and battles are weaved through this book making you wonder what's going to happen to Kiren an Alexia. It's hard to put down. There is constant action and romance complimenting book 1. If you read the first book, you're going to love the further development of Alexia's power. She's incredible. I won't spoil anything, but Bellezza is very much a part of this book and she i ...more

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Jul 22, 2014 T.C. McKee rated it it was amazing

Soulless sweeps you into Alexia and Kiren's world and doesn't let you go. Short chapters hurl you into the minds of the characters, allowing you to feel what they feel, see what they see. The descriptions are beautifully written. Crystal Collier has a way with words, a prose that is unmatched in this category. I hate spoilers so I'm not gonna spoil the story by giving too much away. But I do have two words. Chapter. Sixty. Whoa. Okay, so that was three words. Sorry. I've been waiting for that ch ...more

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Oct 13, 2014 Fida Islaih rated it really liked it

It wasn't as scary as the first book because I've already been introduced to the villains in the first book. The revelations in this story shocked me. I didn't see it coming at all. I can't wait to see how it all wraps up in the third and last book. ...more

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May 26, 2014 bambee marked it as to-read

can you believe this book has been out for seven days and I still don't have it? I'M DYINGGGGGG. ...more

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Nov 17, 2014 books are love rated it really liked it

I didn’t think this series could get more intense and better. I was wrong. In soulless there are so many intense, sad, amazing and many what the moments. You are on edge throughout the whole book. So much angst, love, sadness, happiness and tough decisions are seen.

Kiran and Alexis are to wed. This will keep her safe but this is constantly thwarted. We begin where the first left off except now Alexis has guilt about Sarah. She wishes she could have done more. Now Bellaza is trying to harm her an I didn’t think this series could get more intense and better. I was wrong. In soulless there are so many intense, sad, amazing and many what the moments. You are on edge throughout the whole book. So much angst, love, sadness, happiness and tough decisions are seen.

Kiran and Alexis are to wed. This will keep her safe but this is constantly thwarted. We begin where the first left off except now Alexis has guilt about Sarah. She wishes she could have done more. Now Bellaza is trying to harm her and Kiran stops her again and grants her sanctuary. Not sure if this is a good idea. They barely escape to his house but at a cost. Kiran is depleted of energy.

Bellazza is a complex passionate. She has power beyond belief but is angry and filled with hatred and revenge. This blinds her to what her actions does to others around her. The consequences to her actions has caused irreparable harm so far.

Once Kiran is well, he and Alexia are to wed but somehow this is found out. A betrayal for one to exact revenge was done and the consequences are damming. Kieran loses something precious to save Alexia. So sad in order to keep his love whole he sacrifices. Alexia now feels more guilt weigh upon her. These two sacrifice so much for each other and to save others from horrible fates. They take the world on their shoulders and when things don’t work as hoped the guilt weighs on them. Alexis is also feeling stifled and scared. She is wishing Kiran would burden himself and tell her his secrets. She wants to be his equal. He hasn’t out of fear. He doesn’t want her to walk away so he is waiting until they are married and bonded but this doesn’t exactly happen. Slowly he reveals himself to her.

Kieran drops Alexia off at a inn to protect her while he goes on a quest to obtain back what was lost. While there Alexis is reunited with Sarah and finds out more truths. She is more powerful than she thinks. But fate plays a hand once again and she must make a decision that has consequences beyond what she thought possible. One that will have you feel for her as yet again guilt is put upon her for the actions that are set forth by this choice.

Kieran and her do get married and he does open up to her but they have anything like a blissful honeymoon. Instead they are faced with the task of a fight against the soulless. Here Alexia meets Deiliey and this is a serious moment of what the…I thought learning about Bellaza was a what the in this book and that seeing Alexias powers in this book was but here we really see it at this powow between Alexis and deiliey. Poor Kieran. This dude has been through so so much. No wonder he keeps things hidden from Alexia. Here in the caves of the soulless at this moment with Alexia and Deiliey and Kieran we find out why.. seriously a tense moment.

When all is said and done Kieran and Alexis are together and rebuilding is occurring. But there is a way to create a better world and Alexia is now deciding what to do..when she does a what the….Will be happening. Poor poor Kieran again. He went through so much and now…

A book in which the emotions grip you and hold you captive as you feel each intense moment as they occur. During each battle that is awarded, whether it be a personal wage or one with others it is felt through the words and detail given. Each act of revenge and hatred is felt and seen and understood. Each action and their consequences felt. The emotions and intensity drip off the pages and the story of Kieran and Alexia is captured and holds you entrenched in the pages until the end. The writing is eloquent and the characters real with their love,disdain, compassion, hatred and battles. Each page brings a new thought, emotion and action as you watch the fight between Kieran and the soulless, Kieran and himself, Alexia and herself, Alexia and Kieran’s love grow, Alexia’s power grow and her battle with herself as to what to do at times and what to do period. The ending will have you shocked and sad but also clamoring for the next in the series hoping for a resolution between the passionate and soulless, Kieran and himself and hoping he gets a,happy ending soon because he truly is suffering.

A amazing book that I couldn’t put down and that gripped me and kept me entranced to the end. ...more

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Oct 20, 2014 Katharina Gerlach rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy

When I was asked to review “Soulless” by Chrystal Collier, the sequel to “Moonless”, a book I had read and reviewed before, I hesitated because I never got warm with the main character of the series. After much thinking, I came to the conclusion that my dislike for her was mostly due to the fact that I cannot stand a typically Victorian woman. The way they accept the “superiority of men” raises the hairs on my neck and makes me aggressive. The problem was that the book is set in a Victorian worl ...more

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Aug 15, 2014 Tonja Drecker rated it it was amazing

After reading MOONLESS and loving it, I was really excited to get my hands on SOULLESS to continue the journey. And I was not disappointed.

First, it's important to say that although one can start the series with this book, I wouldn't recommend it. We start there where book 1 left off. Alexia lost many of her loved ones, including her favorite aunt to the Soulless, and her father is finally allowing her upcoming marriage. From beginning on, there's a mixture of emotions, but also the never-endi ...more

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Jul 14, 2015 Sherry Ellis rated it it was amazing

Soulless is the second book in the Maiden of Time series. Alexia Dumont, the protagonist, is a young woman with special powers. As a member of the Passionate, she is able to control time. Other factions of the Passionate want Alexia's powers. It is important that Alexia marry her love interest, Kiran, before anyone else tries to bond with her against her will and use her powers. Plans are made to have the wedding on a moonless night, according to the laws of the Passionate. Unfortunately, anothe ...more

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Aug 02, 2014 Jenni Strand rated it it was amazing

I received on ARC in exchange for an honest review, and being completely honest, this book was so good that I bought the paperback too!

I loved the first book, but this one is so amazing! I really don't want to spoil anything - and if you want that, there are some great reviews that capture the storyline as well - but if you like time funkiness, romance, action, adventure, and fantasy jumbled up in the same story, this one is for you. You do have to read the first book in the series, Moonless, bu ...more

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Oct 23, 2014 Kimber Wheaton rated it really liked it

Shelves: ya

I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.

Soulless is the second book in the Maiden of Time series. If you haven't read book one, Moonless, I highly suggest you consider picking it up. Ms. Collier not only has a unique voice in YA but the story lines are gripping and the characters intriguing.

This second book picks up with Alexia planning her wedding. The Soulless attack, ruining everything and sending her life into utter chaos. Alexia must cope with lots of issues in ...more

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Feb 01, 2016 Susan Swiderski rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, romance, supernatural, ya

Like the first book in this series, I found this one a little slow at the start, but it too got better as it went along. More secrets about the Passionate are revealed, and more truths emerge about Alexia and Kiren. Shocking secrets. Heartbreaking truths.

The horrors posed by the shadowy monsters continue to mount, and the Passionates face ever-increasing dangers. Is their race doomed to extinction? What will become of the world? Is it possible for Alexia, the Maiden of Time, to use her newly-dis ...more

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Sep 11, 2014 Loni rated it really liked it

4.5 stars

This is the most romancy-romance I've read in a while...probably since Moonless. :) It starts out with great action, and answers a some of the questions left hanging from the last book. She and Kiren pine for each other, and the yearning is nearly tangible.

I might've not been fully invested in Alexia, because when it came to chapter 33, and she started spouting nasty stuff about John, she lost my sympathy. I know for my reading tastes, I hate it when a heroine behaves horribly toward a ...more

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Jul 15, 2016 Elizabeth Seckman rated it it was amazing

Soulless is an excellent story. It has everything. Romance and action...inner conflict and relationship issues. Ms. Collier has created a world with many dimensions, supernatural skills, and characters with well developed personalities- even the bad guys- Belleeza- are so well fleshed out that the reader still roots for her, even though the chick is just bad. And the ending! Let's just say, I didn't see that coming and can't wait for book three! ...more

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Jul 20, 2014 Matt Collier rated it it was amazing

Even better than Moonless!!!

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Sep 04, 2014 Crystal rated it liked it

I received an e-copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

As always, I’ll try to keep this spoiler free:

What I love most about the Maiden of Time series is its plot ingenuity and unconventional characters. The Passionate and the Soulless are something that I, at least, have never seen before. The complexity of their story is finally beginning to reveal itself to us in Soulless.

In Soulless we’re introduced to other “nations’ or “factions” of Passionate, which Kiran is desperately tryin I received an e-copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

As always, I’ll try to keep this spoiler free:

What I love most about the Maiden of Time series is its plot ingenuity and unconventional characters. The Passionate and the Soulless are something that I, at least, have never seen before. The complexity of their story is finally beginning to reveal itself to us in Soulless.

In Soulless we’re introduced to other “nations’ or “factions” of Passionate, which Kiran is desperately trying to reunite in order to win this war with the Soulless that our dear, freaky Bellezza started. Each of those factions know about Alexia and her ability to stop time and they each want her power, presumably for their own agendas. It is imperative that Alexia and Kiran are married and bonded within the laws of the Passionate (on a moonless night) as soon as possible, before someone else bonds her against her will to obtain use of her power. This proves to be difficult as Kiran (aggravatingly, given the circumstances) wants to give Alexia the “wedding that she deserves”. Their plans are foiled, not surprisingly, by the Soulless. They are attacked and Kiran’s powerful medallion is stolen. This may not have happened if the two of them could have kept their hands off each other. The “needs” and “desires” were so overdone that I
seriously wanted to lock them in a room so they could get it over with, laws or no laws. Now a very powerful medallion is in the wrong hands and Kiran’s strength and ability to protect Alexia and the rest of the Passionate is compromised.

Once the moonless night passes, they must wait until the next new moon to attempt another wedding. In that time, Kiran leaves Alexia with an old, and trusted friend to keep her safe while he sets off to retrieve his medallion and continue his quest to reunite the Passionate. It’s here that Alexia learns the true nature of her power and what it means to be The Maiden of Time. She struggles with her newfound knowledge and all it implicates. We get to see her evolve her powers, but she still struggles with her own self worth. She has all the right pieces to be a strong, female heroine, but her simpering and self-depreciation kills it. I, myself, struggle to like her.

New characters are introduced with twisting pasts, and old characters are reintroduced in a new light. Loyalties and formed and battles are fought. Mistakes are made and lives are lost. There is no shortage of action in this book, and there’s a very nice little plot twist towards the end – and I love a good plot twist. Collier can certainly nail an ending.

It’s a good read, but you’ll need a strong stomach to deal with the unfulfilled passions of a “young” couple.

I’m looking forward to the third and final book. Collier is an author to watch as her writing evolves and grows. I’ll happily pick up anything she puts out there.

Crystal (guest reviewer for thecovercontessa.com) ...more

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Sep 18, 2014 DeAnna rated it liked it

This book was received from the author in exchange for an honest review.

2.5 stars rounded up to 3

After reading and reviewing Moonless back in April of this year, I immediately signed on to review the sequel, Soulless, when it came out. I don’t know if it was a case of the wrong book at the wrong time or the book itself, but unfortunately, it just did not live up to Moonless for me.

Part of my problem was that I couldn’t remember much of Moonless, so I was a little lost when I first started out. M ...more

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Jul 13, 2014 Gabby (What's Beyond Forks?) rated it liked it

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There are some things and happenings I've never read in a series before. I love that uniqueness. I didn't get into this book as much as Moonless though. I feel like the plot didn't move forward enough. On the other hand we do get some twists, new characters, and more information about Alexia and what she can do. I would recommend reading this book right after finishing Moonless. There is so much information and things going on, that I think reading them one af ...more

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Dec 09, 2014 Kim rated it really liked it

I've really enjoyed this series and I'm looking forward to the final book in the trilogy. ...more

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This was really good for sequel and middle of the trilogy. Definitely some predictable parts and definitely surprises I didn't see coming! ...more

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Crystal Collier is a young adult author who pens dark fantasy, historical, and romance hybrids. (The clean kind.) She can be found practicing her brother-induced ninja skills while teaching children or madly typing about fantastic and impossible creatures. She has lived from coast to coast and now calls Florida home with her creative husband, five littles, and “friend” (a.k.a. the zombie locked in ...more