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scooting as far as I can as my mom’s amber eyes start to go
highlighted for future reference
I inherited her dark hair and the amber irises of my cruel father.
on page 45, author states mother has amber eyes
Each side is armed with a soldiers—children.
dear editor
My eyes widen at the sight, and Raine’s arm grips me tighter as I start laughing with him.
how the hell did we get here...?
When you touch them your soul turns to fire, molding and dancing in their wicked flames, searching for the broken pieces of one another until time runs out and you’re damned, burning together forever.
what is happening... you just met this man
Not Boone—but I’ve seen his face before.
How are we over 60% of the way through and I’ve no fucking clue what’s happening
Empress Raven converses with them briefly, whispering to low for me to hear.
dear fucking editor
Thanks to the daily jogs around the island, I know every path and every inch of the forest.
This is news
every fiber of my being also calls to Raine.
I am not understanding why..... there has been nothing of note between these two except a zip line ride and some fucking
Then all together they cheer. “For Heirah!”
It's not like little details that create a bigger picture are missing. It's like the very vital important pieces that would make this story make more sense are just witheld for wow factor. It's not great.
“We’re leaving together—all three of us,”
I wanted so much more than this... I guess that's what I get with 19-year-old MCs
This entire place makes absolutely no sense.
couldn't agree more
I feel like most multiple book fantasy series have a mystery per book, or one main mystery and each subsequent mystery ties into the main one. This on the other hand, has a single unanswered question that's dragging on for 336 pages.
Sully. Its name is Sully.
Really? Is Mike Wazowski here too?
What you don’t know is why you’re here.
fucking finally
“Hey, babe. Sorry about going fucking crazy.”
this has to be the lamest dialogue I've ever read
