I know I've said this before, but I LOVE Kerrigan Byrne's books and I encourage everyone to read them. I honestly believe that she could make the phone book a page turner.

This book follows Mercy Goode and I adore her! She's daring and doesn't have the patience to play games and when a friend is found dead (murdered), she is determined to figure out who killed her. When Raphael Sauvageau reveals himself at the scene of the crime, Mercy quickly becomes motivated to figure out his connection.

Raphael may be my favorite...at least until Byrne makes me fall for another of her characters. He has a past and it's clear he and his brother didn't have an easy childhood. I love that he loves his brother and the way he and Mercy are when they are together was fantastic.

As the story progresses, we learn much more about Raphael and what he is up to. When Mercy inserts herself right into the middle of his plans, things shift and everything changes for them both. I loved the ending to this book and can't wait for Felicity's story and learning more about Gabriel. And anything that comes next. I also have to say, I love it when characters from past books make it into the current story and we get a bit of Pru, Morley, and Titus in this book.

Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the early copy in exchange for an honest review.

Review to come.

Loved this one and absolutely can't wait for West's story!

I really enjoyed this book. The character development and the actual storyline stood out for me as I couldn't help but feel for Charlotte and everything that she was experiencing. I loved how loyal Charlotte is with Harlow and Vanessa despite like any sisters, they have their own frustrations. Charlotte recognizes that she isn't anything special compared to what her sister's bring to the table for this apocalypse but even though she believes that, I would disagree because what she does when she finds herself in the midst of a pretty bad situation, says a lot about who she is.

I don't want to give any bit of this story away but I thought Blair did a great job building in some twists and turns to the story and I found myself unwilling to put the book down. If you're looking for an apocalypse story that doesn't follow the normal plot line, you should consider checking this book out. Even the approach to the monsters and how the virus spreads was a new twist.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the early copy in exchange for an honest review.