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Was that what it meant to lose someone? The pain never went away. It just got . . . covered up.

Each of those books possessed a soul. Many were centuries old, irreplaceable. And some of them had just now tasted freedom for the first time since they had been created—only minutes of it, after a lifetime of imprisonment. Still they sang as they gave their lives.

They were knowledge, given life. Wisdom, given voice. Thet sang when starlight streamed through the library's windows. They felt pain and suffered heartbreak. Sometimes they were sinister, grotesque - but so was the world outside. And that made the world no less worth fighting for, because wherever there was darkness, there was also so much light.

I knew you talked to books. I didn’t realize they listened.

Always nice to see bi representation. Also, I love how the demons are done in this book.

"But there is always more than one way to see the world. Those who claim otherwise would have you dwell forever in the dark."

Another great world imagined by Margaret Rogerson. Libraries, demons and sorcery. I'm getting Sebastian from Black butler vibes from Silas. A white cat, where Sebastian was a black one. And the GLOVES.

I think I like this book more than the previous one. Misha is a great character. I love the nature aspect of the wild fae.

It's starting to get interesting. And we have changelings in this book.

It's a very interesting and refreshing view of the fae. I like how the concept of immortality is explored. And Rook is a sweetheart.