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Underworld Chronicles #8
Aftermath
Xenon has lost everything. His pantheon, his people, his family. He lives a bitter hollow existence and a curse he can never break. And to make matters worse, for the first time since his people were sucked into oblivion, he feels his heart beating for something other than death. And that something just so happens to be a tiny, sparkly imp...
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July 14, 2018
This book is mature and contains many triggers that could be distressing for some readers. Caution is advised. 18+ content.
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This is going to be a short review – these books are always that long. If they are, it's usually because it's a pinnacle book. This was less a pinnacle and more of a hey-watch-this-space-because-things-are-about-to-go-to-hell (which is a heap more hilarious if you've read the whole series) so yeah, short review!
Xenon and Dorean are cute as. When I first read this, I didn't get it – mostly because I was kind of like Abel when it came to Dorean, accepting but really annoyed that he was so happy all the time? (Though I think I may have been annoyed more that he was happy at being a slave) Obviously, I've changed my tune – Dorean is actually not that bad and I really love where he's gotten to now and how Xenon has helped him get there.
I also remember now why I started kind of liking Blaine and Cerberus again – the development of the two in this book really showcased how vulnerable even the strongest guardian of the Underworld can be. And yeah, I just think that even though they started out really really bad that they do deserve their chance.
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This is going to be a short review – these books are always that long. If they are, it's usually because it's a pinnacle book. This was less a pinnacle and more of a hey-watch-this-space-because-things-are-about-to-go-to-hell (which is a heap more hilarious if you've read the whole series) so yeah, short review!
Xenon and Dorean are cute as. When I first read this, I didn't get it – mostly because I was kind of like Abel when it came to Dorean, accepting but really annoyed that he was so happy all the time? (Though I think I may have been annoyed more that he was happy at being a slave) Obviously, I've changed my tune – Dorean is actually not that bad and I really love where he's gotten to now and how Xenon has helped him get there.
I also remember now why I started kind of liking Blaine and Cerberus again – the development of the two in this book really showcased how vulnerable even the strongest guardian of the Underworld can be. And yeah, I just think that even though they started out really really bad that they do deserve their chance.
September 2, 2018
the thing about Aftermath: compared to its pre- and sequels, the action, the plot, the characters, doesn’t stand out as much. but i love zenon, i love dorean, that much is obvious.
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