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Ravage the Dark
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For seven long years, while she was imprisoned on a debtor's ship, Amaya Chandra had one plan: to survive. But now, survival is not enough. She has people counting on her; counting on her for protection, for leadership, for vengeance. And after escaping Moray by the skin of her teeth, she's determined to track down the man who betrayed her and her friends: Boon.
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March 9th 2021
by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
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#1) Scavenge the Stars ★★★★☆
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Scavenge the Stars: 3.5/5 stars ★★★1/2☆
Ravage the Dark: 4/5 stars ★★★★☆
"There were hardly any words to describe the unbearable truth of humanity- that people were there and then gone, and that you had to live on in the aftermath."
This is such a stunning series conclusion that manages to balance emotional, complex character arcs with a twist-filled plot that always kept me guessing.
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Scavenge the Stars: 3.5/5 stars ★★★1/2☆
Ravage the Dark: 4/5 stars ★★★★☆
"There were hardly any words to describe the unbearable truth of humanity- that people were there and then gone, and that you had to live on in the aftermath."
This is such a stunning series conclusion that manages to balance emotional, complex character arcs with a twist-filled plot that always kept me guessing.
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05/28/2020: Ooh I’m actually loving this cover! It makes me think this book will be darker than the first one!
Me: 2020 has made me a dried out barnacle I feel nothing
Also me: sobs twice over the ending
Also me: sobs twice over the ending
4 stars. A fantastic conclusion to this duology. I was promised a gender-bent Count of Monte Cristo - a book that sat at the top of my favorites list for YEARS between junior high and high school - and this more than delivered on fulfilling the excitement/adventure/revenge of the original tale while simultaneously striking out its own brilliant nuances and world-building. This second installment truly captures the author's originality in claiming this series for her own, and she was wildly succe
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Although I always love an ending that ties everything nicely together, I am sad to be done with this story. I love Amaya’s character so much and the writing is so easy to read.
This is full of bad a women and good ole justice. I definitely recommend this to fantasy readers. The world building is good, the story flows so well and the characters are all so well developed. They all have struggles and make mistakes but they also learn and move on.
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Although I always love an ending that ties everything nicely together, I am sad to be done with this story. I love Amaya’s character so much and the writing is so easy to read.
This is full of bad a women and good ole justice. I definitely recommend this to fantasy readers. The world building is good, the story flows so well and the characters are all so well developed. They all have struggles and make mistakes but they also learn and move on.
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If this book is anything like the first.
I. Am. Here. For. It.
Not only is it an inspired retelling of a classic novel, but it adds a breath of fresh modern air (while still reading like a period piece).
It doesn't shy away from modern issues of feminism, gender roles, homosexuality, or sexism. In fact, the series embraces the differences in us all, that make us all imperfectly perfect. With a fair spot of tea, romance, and swashbuckling to boot!
I will be the first to say that March is far too lo ...more
I. Am. Here. For. It.
Not only is it an inspired retelling of a classic novel, but it adds a breath of fresh modern air (while still reading like a period piece).
It doesn't shy away from modern issues of feminism, gender roles, homosexuality, or sexism. In fact, the series embraces the differences in us all, that make us all imperfectly perfect. With a fair spot of tea, romance, and swashbuckling to boot!
I will be the first to say that March is far too lo ...more
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Tara Sim is a YA author found in the wilds of the Bay Area, California. When she's not writing about magic, clocks, and boys, she drinks tea, wrangles cats, and sings opera.
Tara grew up in California, but braved the elements of Virginia to study English/Creative Writing at Hollins University.
Half-Indian and full geek, she eats too many samosas and awkwardly dances to Bhangra music. ...more
Tara grew up in California, but braved the elements of Virginia to study English/Creative Writing at Hollins University.
Half-Indian and full geek, she eats too many samosas and awkwardly dances to Bhangra music. ...more
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