NOTE: I will no longer be supporting Freydís Moon, their works (past or future) going forward. That said, I don't know if removing the fact that I've read their work is the right thing to do.

A lot of folks have been more heavily impacted by their deceit than me, and I want to make sure those voices are the ones heard at this time.

If I've recommended this author to you in the past, I'm sorry that you've potentially spent your money, energy, and emotions on a long con lie.

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Everything about this entranced me. The characters, the setting, the demons and angels, loneliness, grief, fears and passion.  

Bishop and Colin fit so perfectly together. Their longings and hunger for love was so palpable in every line, and on every page.

Lincoln was horrific, and once again reminded me that monsters usually start out as men. 

This was haunting and beautiful, and I hope we see these characters again.  There are so many stories here that the author could tell.