pickI couldn't wait to get back to Ilvernath after finishing the first book. In this sequel, we pick up the story right where we ended, which I liked, and I'm glad I read this one shortly after finishing the first book, or I might have been confused.
In this book, the authors take some liberties with the rules they established for the magic system, and this book was a lot more "telling" than "showing." It was still a good conclusion, though.
I really liked All of Us Villains (Illumicrate SE) so I look forward to this Special Edition book mail from Goldsboro!! ♥️
Another book finished for #Scarathlon2022 #TeamMonsterMash. It fits the team theme and has 765 word search words.
pickI probably should have reread AoUV first but !!!!! I feel both pain and happiness over this ending. Gavin and Alistair have my whole heart. I want nothing but good things Isobel. I am shrieking into the void! #yalit #yafantasy
so-soPro, I liked this more than book 1. Con, I still found it slow and and plodding at times.
First iced pumpkin drink of fall! 🎃❤️🧡💛🍁🍂
Also, this book is PHENOMENAL so far! 😱
pickThis exciting conclusion picks up right where ALL OF US VILLAINS left off! I‘ve been eagerly awaiting this since November & have to admit that this time, the male narrator‘s overly dramatic emphasis didn‘t grate on my nerves as heavily! The plot takes some surprising turns & the relationships between the main characters provides added surprises! It‘s a satisfying, exciting duology with great world-building & fun magical spells & a fairytale vibe!
pickThe gruesome, dark, twisty tale started in All of Us Villains finds a satisfying conclusion! The Tournament is breaking and the remaining champions must choose a side—destroy the Tournament before it can destroy them all or slay their opponents and emerge the sole victor like their predecessors. Their survival depends on stories passed down each family through the ages—and on the very enemies they‘ve been to each other since the Blood Veil fell.
All of Our Demise | 
