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402 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 5, 2018


I have never read a book or a series about witches wherein they aren't hunted. And this one's not an exception. I want to see the day witches aren't hated, or witches don't hate everyone else aside from fellow witches.
Gray isn't a heroine who is easy to like nor a heroine one will outright hate. She's a little too narrow-minded most times which caused a great deal on her eventually. But the narrow-mindedness probably came from fear of being hunted and from years of surviving a closed off life. Thus, the tendency to focus on one thing and one thing only, missing the bigger picture behind that one focal point. It seems to be the recurring theme throughout the book but Gray herself wanted to change such mentality. Bad habits were difficult to breakaway from but what's truly important was that Gray was actively trying to do so.
Finally, she realized how abstaining magic was actually detrimental to her overall. I'd like to see her go on from this point. She may be frustrating during book 1 but I can see her tremendous efforts in righting her wrongs. I'd like to see her grow.
I have yet to connect with Darius, Emilio and Asher because Ronan seems to be the first to connect with Gray. And I think, rightfully so? From his background story, it makes sense to be the first relationship with the heroine to be established. With that said, I was pretty impressed with how the guys acted. They are indeed mature, showing how many years they have been living from such wisdom they exude. Side note: I just don't understand it when there are other books also presenting 'mature and wise beyond years' heroes...but action-wise were questionable. At least, these heroes did live their years wisely.
The pacing of the story seems pretty good enough imo. Just really had a hard time reading about the heroine herself. What with all her weaknesses and insecurities laid out in the first book. I definitely would like to see what's next for Gray and her guys.
I voluntarily asked for a complimentary copy of this book and voluntarily reviewed it.