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I was recently looking at my physical tbr and I realized that I never actually finished this series even though I wanted to. I know I'm like 10 000 years late to the party, but at least I finally got here!

The beginning was a bit shaky for me, especially with some of the pun choices (stop trying to combine pout and smirk into one word pleaseee), but I am really enjoying it now!

I still think Beach read was better because it had more character and moral complexity, which meant I had to overcome my initial disappointment with the shallowness of this story. But who knows, it might surprise me just yet!!

I think I will have to accept that there will be no definitive answers by the end of this story, but the dread that sits in my throat at that prospect is really, really heavy.

I enjoyed immensely the first half of this book, but this second one is truly making me feel like I am all of a sudden on a high speed train and I cannot read without the feeling of something heavy sitting on my chest.

Another cry fest, like I haven't just finished crying over The Long Game.

I did start this because I needed more Ilya. I did start this because I needed more from Ottawa Centaurs (all of them are my baby girls). It is a 10/10 story right now, BUT...

GUYS!!! Young people do not get mechanical heart valves, they get BIOLOGICAL heart valves. If my guy is under the age of 30 and ON blood thinners... y'all

TELL ME WHY did I fucking cry 5 TIMES while reading this since yesterday. I feel like I'm going fucking crazy.

HOW did we go from that first Shane/Ilya book to THIS? HOW is it possible that I am enjoying a book about an already established relationship MORE than the getting-together book? I HATE established relationships.

I blame all my emotional anguish on that first sentence in Chapter 2.

Oh, this will destroy me... alright

While this book did start as a joke in the second Critical Role D&D campaign, I am beyond happy with the fact that it is actually a very well written and totally delicious romantasy.

I think it can be read and enjoyed without having seen any of the Critical Role, but I do think it would have been a good idea to print a map of Wildemount in it, to make the journey less confusing for the newcomers.

Posto se iz djetinjstva u potpunosti sjecam samo Sume Striborove, ovo je za sad ultra zabavno i drago mi je da sam odlucila ponovno procitati

This is so exciting!!!
I do have some questions which I am hoping to get answers to even though there isn't much left of the book, but just like Evangeline I will remain hopeful!

I just want everyone to know that my heart just shattered into a million pieces as soon as Evangeline realized the location of the mirth stone...

This part was so well written, my god

GIRL....

This is so fun and exciting, but I really thought Evangeline would have THIS figured out by now. (although I understand: being bandaged by a hot guy can addle your brain pretty severely so I guess I forgive her hahaah)

This was a REALLY intense start to the book and I LOVE it

The past 100 pages were so addicting, I am finishing this one today for sure

Great for reading on the beach!

This re-read is getting me out of a reading slump, so everyone please don't say a word

I don't understand how this book isn't the best rated Hunger games book on this site, the character study is insane. I already hate Snow with a passion, but isn't that the point of any book? To get you to feel something, not only happiness and to explore what goes on in the heads of different people (even if you end up hating them, you get to have that moment of understanding and learning from their mistakes)

I have never before read Sanderson, but I am totally digging this whimsical narrator and the way this high-fantasy story feels almost like a fairy-tale because of it.

It's exactly what I needed after passing my pediatrics exam