Book 2
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Where I loved the previous book so much because I was able to predict how things would happen, I loved this one for the opposite reason. Sure, there were things I was able to predict, but I really appreciated being surprised in this book. Especially with that ending! Like WTF!!!! But anyway, I love how
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First things first, I loved these audiobooks! The Irish accents are to die for! That being said, I didn’t quite love Leather & Lark as much as Butcher & Blackbird. I, of course, still love this one, but I had one big issue. The reason I loved Butcher & Blackbird so much was that it
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I feel like I can keep this review quick and simple by saying that after finishing House of Sky and Breath, Crescent City has now solidified its place as my second favorite Maas series! I love all the characters and had so much fun listening to this book in the car. This book had so
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I’m not going to beat around the bush on this one. This is one of those books that I did indeed like but I had a few big issues that kept me from loving it. The first and smallest issue that I had was that Andrew didn’t turn into a dragon enough for me. I
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This is one of those sequels that I loved but sadly didn’t have as much of an impact as the first book. That being said, I still had fun reading the book and can’t get enough of the world, and I can’t wait to see where the series is going. While this one didn’t have
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Before I start, I want to explain my main reason why I was super excited to read this one. Probably like everyone on Bookstagram, I came across one of those “here’s your book boyfriend” videos, and mine was Jacks. Of course, at the time, I was like, who da fuck is Jacks? But after some
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I absolutely loved the first book so it comes as no surprise that I loved this one too! Even though I touched on this briefly in the previous book’s review it still feels weird to say that the best part of this book is the stress and worry that comes from having the story told
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I was a little worried starting this one since it has been a long time since I read the last one, but luckily it was like riding a bike. I may have forgotten some things but I remembered very quickly. This book has one of my favorite moments in books. You know the moment where
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Where Divine Rivals was chill, relaxed, and low stakes (despite being at war) Ruthless Vows was stressful, fast-paced, and had dire consequences everywhere. And that is exactly why I loved this one way more than the first one! While I loved Divine Rivals, I could not get enough of Ruthless Vows it kept me on
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It’s been a while since I read Dance of Thieves but I finally got around to reading the sequel. And man, was it as good as the first! I have never been as on edge while simultaneously having my heart be so full as this book. Jase and Kazi were so in love and it
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