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Burn

(Four Sisters #2)

Elissa Sussman

3.38 · Rating details · 325 ratings · 71 reviews

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Published January 19th 2016 by Greenwillow Books

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Jan 06, 2016 Sarah Elizabeth rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley-edelweiss, fantasy, r2r-read, read-2016, young-adult

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to HarperCollins and Edelweiss.)

“I know how to fight.”

This was an okay story, but I didn’t like it as much as Stray.

I was quite surprised when I realised that this book followed Elanor rather than Aislynn, and I actually had to go back to the first book to try and work out who Elanor even was! (She was one of the orphans that Aislynn helped rescue). I found it quite difficult to warm to Elanor ...more

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May 02, 2015 Alyssa rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2016-releases

***Review posted on The Eater of Books! blog***

Burn by Elissa Sussman
Book Two of the Four Sisters series
Publisher: Greenwillow Books
Publication Date: January 19, 2016
Rating: 4 stars
Source: Gifted ARC

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After helping to rescue Princess Aislynn, Elanor has finally rejoined the rebel camp she calls home. Stolen from her parents at a young age and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor now wants nothing more than to see the queen removed from power. But Elanor has secr ...more

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Apr 30, 2015 Candace Robinson rated it it was amazing

At first I was disappointed to know Aislynn wasn't going to be the main character in this book, but I still really enjoyed it. This one definitely felt more emotional than stray, and I really need to know what happens next! ...more

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Jan 21, 2016 Lily (Night Owl Book Cafe) rated it liked it · review of another edition

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An interesting story following a girl named Elanor, part of a group of Orphans living in a mountain, who wants more than anything to see the Wicked Queen gone from power. I never read the first book, thought I owned it, I never got around to it. I enjoy fairy tales, so I was actually a little bummed to find out I missed out on the first book, thought all was not lost, that just means I will now need to actually read it.

I was glad that Burn could read as a standalone, though I must admit, reading ...more

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Jul 03, 2015 Shelley rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: edelweiss-arc, 2016-release, young-adult-fantasy

*Source* Publisher via Edelweiss
*Genre* Young Adult, Fantasy
*Rating* 4.0

*My Thoughts*

Burn is the second installment in the Four Sisters series by author Elissa Sussman. While the first novel in the series featured Princess Aislynn, Burn features one of her rescuers, Elanor. Elanor is a study in contrast from Aislynn. Taken away from her parents at a young age, she was thrown into the Wicked Queen's service for the next 5 years. Later she escaped, and joined a group known as the Orphans, who are ...more

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Dec 02, 2015 Sara rated it did not like it

Shelves: young-adult-fantasy, eh, deeply-disappointing

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury I give you exhibit A, my fawning review of Stray, the exquisite broken fairy tale told by the super talented Elissa Sussman. Please note my adoration for her writing style, amazing world building, and awesome story telling talent. Observe my longing for the second book in this series, my salivating, insatiable greed to have the next book in my hands.

Now observe my heartbreak and crankiness over this book sucking a giant egg.

It's made worse by the beauty and myste Ladies and gentlemen of the jury I give you exhibit A, my fawning review of Stray, the exquisite broken fairy tale told by the super talented Elissa Sussman. Please note my adoration for her writing style, amazing world building, and awesome story telling talent. Observe my longing for the second book in this series, my salivating, insatiable greed to have the next book in my hands.

Now observe my heartbreak and crankiness over this book sucking a giant egg.

It's made worse by the beauty and mystery of the first book in this series but even without it Burn would have been awful. I don't even really want to talk about it that's how disappointed I am.

Gone is all the tense, rich atmosphere of forbidden magic and hidden enemies. Gone are all the fascinating references to traditional fairy tale archetypes that have been turned into frightening, cruel nightmare versions of themselves. Gone are believable, relatable characters with layers and faults and delightfully real personality quirks.

Everything I loved about Elissa Sussman's first oh so promising book has utterly vanished from this wispy, blah, meandering follow up.

Instead of the sweet and sad Aislynn and her struggle to fight back against the stifling, evil machinations of a mysterious enemy and the beautiful, natural love story she shared with orphan rebel Thackery we are instead given the utterly boring Elanor, and orphan from Thackery's band of rebels who used to be a slave to the infamous evil queen we only heard whispers of in book one.

Elanor is a battle hardened survivor who doesn't want to get close to anyone lest they discover the horrible secret shes hiding. She's a born fighter and its all she wants to do when she's not playing with her pet fox or hanging around in the orphan's hideout. Which she does for like 90% of the book.

Nothing frickin' happens in this story! Elanor literally spends all her damn time lolling about! Everything about this is phoned in from a giant cast of characters who all sound the same to the shoe horned "oh look how with it and edgy I am" gay relationships and the tacked on "surprise" ending every second of this book felt like I was wading through a really, really boring swamp of boring.

I read it a week ago and I don't even remember what it was about? Did anything happen? Nothing that was set up in Stray really got touched on. The entire thing is just this band of rebels hanging around arguing about being rebels. Should they keep fighting or run away? Should they run away or keep fighting? Should they fight away or keep running? blah, blah, blah, blah....

This read likes an outline and is about as riveting as a meatloaf. I don't know if its "second novel syndrome" or if Sussman only had one book in her but I have rarely been this disappointed in a sequel. ...more

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Jan 10, 2016 Ruthsic rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: lgbtqiap, young-adult, arcs, fantasy, retelling, diverse, series-enders

After helping to rescue Princess Aislynn, Elanor has finally rejoined the rebel camp she calls home. Stolen from her parents at a young age and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor now wants nothing more than to see the queen removed from power. But Elanor has secrets, mistakes she’s spent years trying to forget, and the closer the rebels get to the throne, the harder it is for Elanor to keep her past hidden away. With fellow rebels on her side—including Princess Aislynn, Thackery, an After helping to rescue Princess Aislynn, Elanor has finally rejoined the rebel camp she calls home. Stolen from her parents at a young age and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor now wants nothing more than to see the queen removed from power. But Elanor has secrets, mistakes she’s spent years trying to forget, and the closer the rebels get to the throne, the harder it is for Elanor to keep her past hidden away. With fellow rebels on her side—including Princess Aislynn, Thackery, and the handsome and mysterious Matthias—it is time for Elanor to make a decision. Will she protect her secrets? Or risk everything to save the people she loves?

The story of the Four Sisters continues with Eleanor, whom we had met towards the ending of Stray. She is one of Orphans, the people rescued from Josetta's palace, and living in the main mountain camp as rebels. She is hiding a secret, one that fuels her determination to end Josetta. They have been trying for years to assassinate her, but with no success. After a routine raid, they come across Matthias - who was in the Queen's dungeons. At first, it seems it has nothing much to do with the other kingdoms, where the rules were different for young girls, but Josetta's kingdom is it's own version of hell. The plotlines of Stray and Burn converge, when Aislynn and Thackery rejoin, and they pursue leads into the missing girls.

Story-wise, I prefer this to the first. There was a lot of action, some betrayal, some reveals and some new insights. Character-wise, I preferred the treatment in the first. Eleanor is a warrior, and her particular dark past has to do with her actions, but it doesn't mean much for the present, directly. Either way, she would have still rallied, and honestly that felt like an unnecessary subplot. As for the 'unexpected' reveals, I had my doubts so I wasn't entirely shocked. While we didn't get much explanation on the other kingdom's worlds, we do get the real story of the Four Sisters in this installment, and some pieces put in place for subsequent novels. The animals are a big clue, and this means, we should be on the lookout for a swan and an owl next. The diversity of this series has been one thing I liked, and it is good to have a pansexual protagonist.

The ending was a bit of a mess, in my opinion, with a lot of confusion (action and story-wise) and not everything making proper sense. I honestly can't believe Benedict knew nothing - like, how sheltered can you be? And what about Brigid - will she get her happy ending? But the fact that at least some things make sense now (from the first book), makes me interested in the next. 3.5 stars to this one.

Received a free galley from Greenwillow Books via Edelweiss; this does not influence my opinions or the review. ...more

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Jun 25, 2015 Nara rated it it was ok

Shelves: edelweiss, owned-ebook, for-review, reviewed, fantasy, high-fantasy

Burn was, unfortunately, quite the mediocre read. There are a lot of things I didn't like about it and very few things I enjoyed.

One of the biggest problems was that I honestly felt like I didn't get to know the characters at all throughout the novel. I'm not sure exactly what it was, but the character development seemed extremely poor, and I just felt nothing about any of the characters. (Except the pet fox. So adorable.) Even when there were big twists that seemed to shock the characters, I ju ...more

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Oct 24, 2015 Quina (aprettystory) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Burn revolves around Elanor, a trained Orphan, who appeared in Stray as a helpful rebel to Aislynn. Her background is as opposite as opposite gets compared to the princess. She is haunted by her intertwined past with Queen Josetta and lives as a courageous, cunning warrior who is an expert with a bow and arrow and dagger. Quite different, indeed. She meets Matthias during a rescue mission, and events begin to unravel... Unlike Thackery and Aislynn's slow, innocent connection, it went pretty quic ...more

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May 05, 2015 Andrea Wright rated it really liked it

Second book in the series and it took me a few minutes to figure out what was going on. This story is based on one of the other characters point of view that I was not expecting when I started the book. I actually grabbed the first book Stray and skimmed the last chapter to refresh the story in my mind. The concept for the story is great and the writing is easy to read, but this is the second time that the story ends and I feel unsatisfied. Not sure what it is with the way she ends the books. I ...more

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May 29, 2015 Nina rated it it was ok

Shelves: young-adult, 2016-release-date, retellings, read-in-2016

I have no idea how to feel about this book. When I look back on it I think it may have been better than the first book in theory, but I didn't enjoy it nearly as much. I think this is probably because it was the wrong type of book for what I needed at the time. I gave it the "it was okay" rating because that accurately describes my overall enjoyment, but if you liked Stray, or are a younger ready looking for an entry-level YA novel, be sure to give this a shot :) ...more

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Jan 27, 2016 Alyson Kent rated it liked it

3.5 again. Enjoyed this one more, though it still had a bit of a jumbled feel to it similar to the first book. But I'm anxious to learn more in the next few books and see if I'm right about a few things. ...more

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Oct 23, 2015 Fallon rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I hope there is a third book!!! Such an amazing world Elissa Sussman has created

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Dec 07, 2016 Cynthia rated it it was ok

It was hard to get into, but once I did it was pretty good. I kinda got lost at the ending too.

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Jan 14, 2020 AbnerD rated it really liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Burn by Elissa Sussman takes place in a world where magic exists. The world is ruled by the royals and also by the “evil queen”. People have different beliefs in magic and the royals are led to believe that magic is evil and wicked, but are they just being manipulated. I found this book because it was the second book of another book I enjoyed reading called Stray.

Right now the readers are following a different character than in the first book called stray. The conflict they are facing right now ...more

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Nov 09, 2017 Sarah rated it liked it

I expected that this would pick up where Stray left off....and it did sort of - but it followed an entirely different set of characters. I warmed to Elanor, though at first she was hard to relate to. She's tough and focused on her goals and unapologetic about her rough edges. I loved that she was Bi and eyed up the pretty women and handsome men around her with equal interest. (view spoiler) I liked the pl ...more

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Jan 13, 2018 Amanda Bradburn rated it it was ok

Shelves: total-owned

After loving the first book in this series so much, I was pretty disappointed in this one. It was kind of like when Ms. Sussman wrote Stray, she chopped off the last 300 pages to make Burn. It has been awhile since I read Stray, and I had no idea who people were since the only character I remember from the first book wasn't in this one until halfway through. I couldn't remember any of the characters, what their roles were, what they were fighting against, and where they were. These things weren' ...more

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Jun 05, 2019 Rachel rated it really liked it

I enjoyed the depth of this book better than the first, though the fairy tale aspects were less present. I thought the way this book tied back to the last one was very good, and I was satisfied with the twists and surprises. There were a couple places where there was a big deal made of events that never come back around in the story, but I also know this is only book 2 of however many there will be. Hopefully, some of those loose ends will be tied up. It wasn't super tight as far as plots and mo ...more

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Nov 28, 2018 Sarah rated it did not like it

This book said that it was a companion on the cover, not a sequel, so I assumed I would be fine not having read Stray. That was wrong. I was confused about the multitude of useless characters, and even after I figured most of it out, the plot got confusing. However, I couldn't bring myself to care. Further, there are some very adult themes contrasted with extremely childish language. ...more

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Oct 22, 2018 Jesheckah rated it liked it

A cute book set in an interesting world. I felt like it was missing quite a bit, even if you take the other book into account. The ending wasn't very satisfying either. Still, good writing, it meets my expectations for a basic YA book. ...more

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Jan 22, 2017 Kate rated it really liked it

Shelves: sci-fi-fantasy

Stayed up late reading; liked almost as much as the first. Hope the contract didn't run out (hate when they do that!). ...more

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May 14, 2017 Leni Kadali rated it it was ok

Not as strong as the first entry in the series and not as satisfying either. A pity, because I was excited to see what would happen in this world.

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Jul 22, 2017 Amanda rated it really liked it

One of the books that I actually enjoyed reading this year!

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Jul 22, 2017 Brianna Machado rated it really liked it

what the heck was this ending? this book could have been way better tbh.

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Feb 22, 2018 Leticia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Loved it

I can't wait for the next one in the series. I hope it this year. Thank you Elissa Sussman for writing this wonderful stories. ...more

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Jul 12, 2018 Katelyn rated it really liked it

Shelves: dystopian, fiction, female-author, female-perspective, fantasy, lgbtq, feminism

TW for child abuse. some mentions, realistic portrayal of lingering psychological damage.

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Nov 30, 2018 Rin rated it it was amazing

amazing. filled with raw emotions that will both make your head spin and your heart ache.

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Jun 22, 2015 Carina Olsen rated it liked it · review of another edition

I have been waiting for this book for a long time now. Ever since I read Stray just before it was published. I'm so glad to have finally gotten to read this book. And so happy to say that I liked it a whole lot. But three stars for this one. And I have so many thoughts and reasons for that. Shall try to share all of it.

I found the writing in this book to be stunning. Lots of love for it. And the story is pretty exciting too. And I liked this book at all times. But I also had a few issues with th I have been waiting for this book for a long time now. Ever since I read Stray just before it was published. I'm so glad to have finally gotten to read this book. And so happy to say that I liked it a whole lot. But three stars for this one. And I have so many thoughts and reasons for that. Shall try to share all of it.

I found the writing in this book to be stunning. Lots of love for it. And the story is pretty exciting too. And I liked this book at all times. But I also had a few issues with this book. Mainly with how short it was. Only about two hundred and fifty pages. And they aren't long pages. So it was fast to read yet way too short.

I'm not sure where I should begin. I loved reading about the mail girl, Elanor. She was amazing to get to know. I loved how strong she was. Yet she was a bit broken too. I adored her. But I also felt like I didn't know her nearly enough, as this book didn't share all that much. But even so, I liked her a lot. And her friends were pretty amazing too. Rhys was adorable. And a great friend. Her older brother was awesome too. And I really liked her almost mom too. Elanor also have this adorable fox as a pet, and I loved Dagger so much. She's the cutest. So much love for that sweet thing. There are also other characters in this book. I didn't like this one girl, Wren. She was annoying me badly. Yet interesting to read about too. Her past was so sad.

There are so much I wish to share about this book. But it was also so short, so I don't really have all that much to talk about. Not much happened. But I liked the plot even so. Writing was beautiful. I liked the story, how Elanor was a fighter. How they were a rebellion in a mountain planning how to get rid of a wicked queen. It was interesting, yet never all that much. And then I learned more about that evil queen, and I didn't think she was all that evil at all. Hah. But I guess she did a lot of bad things, before.

My problem with this book was that I didn't feel all that much about it. I liked reading it, and I didn't want to stop at all, and I read it so fast. But I felt like something was missing. The book is so short. Yet it seems to jump forward weeks and months at times. It bothered me a lot. And I never felt like I got to know the characters. The romance just happened, and we never get to read about them spending time together, except for in bed, and that was only for a few short words. Bothered me a whole bunch. Sigh.

I felt like this book didn't show things that were happening. It could have been done better. I needed to know the boy more. And the girl too. And I wanted to swoon for the romance. But it was impossible, as I never got to read about them falling in love. Just a few looks between them. And jumping ahead for weeks. It was a bit annoying. Yet I shipped them a whole bunch. And I did like the boy, Matthias, a whole lot. But I didn't know him. And that bothered me. This book was short and told so little. I wanted more.

Yet even so I liked it a whole lot. It was interesting and exciting. I liked Elanor so much. I loved getting to read a bit more about Aislynn and Thackery as well. Though not from her point of view, which made me sad. Seemed like their romance was awesome. Sigh. Yet I didn't know enough about them either, which also annoyed me. This book shows so little. And yeah. I wanted to know so much more. Sigh. I had forgotten so much about book one. So I will have to re-read both of these before the third one releases.

These books are exciting. Feels like fairytale and fantasy. And I did like Burn a whole bunch. But sadly I did not love it. And I just don't know what else to say about it. I loved the girl and the fox. Romance was good, but not nearly enough. It should have been written a whole lot more about it. I wanted more. I needed more. I feel like I knew I lot about the plot, what will happen in the next books. But it was also so unclear. Because this book was way too short. Ugh. But I also liked it a lot, despite that. Well, mostly.

I have never taken part in a reading challenge before. But this year I signed up for this lovely one hosted by Mel. Where I will try to read at least one fairytale retelling a month. Sadly I'm very behind this month. Ack. And so I decided to read Burn today, on the last day. And I'm so glad I read this book. I just wish I had loved it more. I'm not fully sure if this counts as a fairytale book, but I think so. There is a evil queen. A different character is a princess. You should all sign up for this challenge :) Last chance today.

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Jan 23, 2016 Dark Faerie Tales rated it it was ok

Shelves: reviewed-by-bridget

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Quick & Dirty: I had really high expectations for this because I loved the first book so much, but unfortunately, I was really disappointed. Don’t get me wrong, it was still an okay read, it just wasn’t great like the first book.

Opening Sentence: Elanor’s shoulder was bleeding.

The Review:

Elanor is an orphan and her parents were murdered by Josetta, the evil queen who rules their kingdom. After her parents were killed Elanor was forced to work for the Queen alo Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales

Quick & Dirty: I had really high expectations for this because I loved the first book so much, but unfortunately, I was really disappointed. Don’t get me wrong, it was still an okay read, it just wasn’t great like the first book.

Opening Sentence: Elanor’s shoulder was bleeding.

The Review:

Elanor is an orphan and her parents were murdered by Josetta, the evil queen who rules their kingdom. After her parents were killed Elanor was forced to work for the Queen along with many other orphans whose parents were also killed by the Queen. For years she labored as a slave until one day a group of the orphans escaped. Together they traveled to the mountains where they made a new home for themselves.

The orphans are older now and are determined to get revenge for what the Queen did to them and their families. They will stop at nothing to have the Queen removed from power and Elanor is one of their best warriors. They will need her strength and leadership for their mission to work. But Elanor has secrets and much guilt from her time spent with the Queen. Will her past deter her from her destiny or will she finally be able to face her demons and move on?

Elanor is the MC in the story, and sadly, I had a really hard time connecting with her. She has a lot of guilt from her past and it has turned her into a really negative person. I understand why she was that way, but it made it hard for me to like her because she was so closed off with her emotions. Elanor is bisexual, which would be totally fine if it didn’t feel like a marketing ploy. It just seemed like it came out of nowhere and instead of adding diversity like I believe it was meant to, it just made the romance in the story more confusing. Obviously there are things I didn’t like about her but she did have some good things as well. She was very cunning and an amazing warrior. She also has a very big heart and cares deeply for the few people she has let into her heart. But unfortunately, I felt like the bad outweighed the good with her character and ultimately it made me like the story as a whole less.

Burn is an interesting story, but it was also kind of confusing. I really enjoyed the first book in this series, but to be honest, it has been a while since I have read it. I didn’t really remember the world as well as I would have liked, but this is a companion novel so I thought I would have just been able to pick it up and not be lost, but that wasn’t the case. It took me a long time to get my bearings and for about half the book I was pretty confused. Another problem I had was the pacing. There were parts that really dragged and other parts that seemed to go too fast. But with all that being said, there were some good parts as well. I actually liked the romance once I figured out what was going on. It was steamy and sweet. I loved seeing familiar faces from book one and being able to get a glimpse of what they are going now. I also enjoyed the villains in the story. They were very dynamic and made for a much more interesting read. Overall, this ended up just being an okay read for me, which made me sad because I really enjoyed Stray and I adore Elissa. If there are any more books in the series, I will definitely give them a try because overall, I do think Elissa writes well and I think her work deserves another shot. If you like diverse high fantasy go ahead and give this series a try. I think you might enjoy it!

Notable Scene:

“She’ll do.” Josetta snapped her fingers. “Bathe her, dress her, and take her to my chamber. The others…” She paused. “They go to my private study.”

It was many years before Elanor learned what happened in Josetta’s private study, but at that moment she only knew she was being taken away and it was only the huntsmen with their sharp swords that kept her from throwing herself on the ground and begging to remain with the others. And even though she kept her mouth shut, Elanor could not stop the tears from rolling, hot and fast, down her dirty cheeks.

“I won’t have any crying,” Josetta had said. “You’re lucky. Don’t be ungrateful.”

FTC Advisory: HarperTeen provided me with a copy of Burn. No goody bags, sponsorships, “material connections,” or bribes were exchanged for my review. ...more

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Feb 25, 2017 Nicole rated it liked it · review of another edition

I was so disappointed that Burn follows Elanor, a character we barely met in the first book of the series, instead of Aislynn. While Aislynn was the main character and sole focus of Stray, we don't even hear her name until 25% of the way into Burn. I wanted more Aislynn; I wanted to pick up on her story.

Elanor's feels like a detour. It feels like more questions than answers. To be fair, we're completely removed from the world of the royals so the academies and fairy godmothers aren't mentioned a ...more

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