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Pure Requiem
by Aja James
adventurous
challenging
dark
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This will be another short but quickie review as this isn't a full length and doesn't have a full romance in it.
So this book basically continues on from "Pure Darkness" and we see more background behind "The Creature" (aka Erebu) and his connections to the "Pure/Dark Ones". This is the book that made Creature be fully redeemed for me. We understand what he has done, but we also see that the "mistress" is the true evil behind everything and has manipulated him in the worst of ways. But seeing him connect with his family members was so endearing. And we also got some Dragon lore enter into the story so I am very grateful some of you convinced me to pick this one up. I really want to read his book so bad, but *sigh* I gotta get to Sophie's book first. (I apologize maybe her books I will actually love her haha but she is just a character I haven't felt invested in). Don't worry I will read these in order.
The family connections that are built in this story is what really did it for me. Just seeing the way that they see the good in this poor soul that has been through hell and back and just accept him as he is and then what we see in the final battle scene at the end was really intense and poor Dalair. I really had a blast with this one. I really want Erebu to find a partner, he really deserves to find some happiness.
Overall I had a blast with this one here, and Aja James never ceases to impress me and very eager to continue on with the series and get to the final 2 books.
So this book basically continues on from "Pure Darkness" and we see more background behind "The Creature" (aka Erebu) and his connections to the "Pure/Dark Ones". This is the book that made Creature be fully redeemed for me. We understand what he has done, but we also see that the "mistress" is the true evil behind everything and has manipulated him in the worst of ways. But seeing him connect with his family members was so endearing. And we also got some Dragon lore enter into the story so I am very grateful some of you convinced me to pick this one up. I really want to read his book so bad, but *sigh* I gotta get to Sophie's book first. (I apologize maybe her books I will actually love her haha but she is just a character I haven't felt invested in). Don't worry I will read these in order.
The family connections that are built in this story is what really did it for me. Just seeing the way that they see the good in this poor soul that has been through hell and back and just accept him as he is and then what we see in the final battle scene at the end was really intense and poor Dalair. I really had a blast with this one. I really want Erebu to find a partner, he really deserves to find some happiness.
Overall I had a blast with this one here, and Aja James never ceases to impress me and very eager to continue on with the series and get to the final 2 books.