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I enjoyed this book immensely. I don't quite understand the poor reviews, this was not a flashy YA novel, the MC was recovering from trauma and looking for his place. It was an enjoyable, subdued mystery and setting and I found a YA from the perspective of the male character to be refreshing.

I was really looking forward to this book but it fell flat. I had to squint to find the plot and when I thought I found it, turned out to be something else. There were several mini plots that never had a resolution. The title was misleading and had nothing to do with the story. Cas can see dead people but it‘s not explained and he doesn‘t use it. I skimmed through it just to finish and check it off my Popsugar challenge.

Have you ever enjoyed a book so much that halfway through it you panic, and immediately google if its a standalone book or in a series?!?? Just me? Okay. For the record. A truly amazing standalone book! (Thank the gods)

Action-packed adventure. Danger stalks the royalty of this land. First the plague decimated the families and now a more personal enemy sets their sights on the Queen and those around her. Atmospheric, if a bit too violent for my tastes.

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I was unable to put “Year of the Reaper” down. The plot was fast-paced with great yet flawed characters, intermittently sprinkled with witty humor, a sweet slow-burn romance, and lots of suspense. I did not see the massive plot twist coming, and it was a doozy. Overall I loved this book and only wish there was an epilogue and a book map.

Apparently I‘m reading four books at once (again) because this one drew me right in; the synopsis didn‘t really interest me at all, but holy crow is the story GOOD; time to keep reading📖 #currentread

Fuck right off! I‘ll be reading all day!
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"We are not promised a long life, Cassia. Just a life. Take what happiness you can. Hold tight to it."