Finale (Caraval, #3)

by Stephanie Garber

She chased after the butterflies leaping off her dress until she found a glowing archway formed of dazzling white diamond peonies. As soon as she was through the arch, the flowers moved behind her, sealing her away from the rest of the party and leaving her alone with Legend. She took several heartbeats just to drink him in. A dusting of bronze light surrounded him, making his skin glow and his eyes look a little brighter, as Legend leaned against a leafy wall on the opposite side of the enclosure. He was dressed in shades of charcoal black except for the deep red trousers he wore, tucked into tall polished boots. His coat was longer than usual, nearly to the ground, with a regal high collar lined in intricate thread the same color as the bronze light surrounding him, as if bits of the setting sun had stayed behind just to cling to him. “You’re such a show-off,” she teased. He gave her a devastating grin. “Only when I’m trying to impress a girl.” His eyes took their time looking her over, sparking a little as they lingered on the delicate ribbons that made up her bodice, before finally meeting her eyes. “You’re beautiful.” He pushed off the wall and stalked closer.

Augggggggh !!!!! I love them so much