viscountess_black's Reviews (427)

I got this book for free on the Stuff Your Kindle day and needed to take a break from a current heavy reading. It was a great decision.
In a hundred pages the author gave us well built characters, back stories to understand their reasons to act/react a certain way, why the went on to the Pilgrimage and a good development of their relationship, in my opinion.
It is spicy but not overly descriptive. Give it a chance.

I loved it so, so much. I was wondering if I would like the second book of this series as much as the first because both Cora and Oliver are so very different from Marigold and Tristan (speaking of, I loved their appearance and involvement), but I found myself utterly surprised. I loved their interactions and slow burn romance. Oliver grew so much as a character and it was amazing to see a Cora more bold and freed. 
I hope there will be more.

I fell in love with the characters, their chemistry, their bickering, their willingness to talk, to communicate when was necessary. It was exactly what I needed.

Short and very smutty but it also managed to build their relationship.

The characters are so dull, the story heavy and boring. I just can't.

Very short and spicy.

This is a beautiful but heart wrenching story of fated love. We have great world building and deep, complex characters. 
I loved the chemistry between Saya and Andreas, noticeable from the very first moment the crossed paths in the book. 
I have to admit that the first 42 pages were a bit heavy, but necessary to understand how things worked and not get lost deeper in the story. 
I don't have more to say than: It is so well written it was a pleasure to read it, to learn about and with the characters how the story evolved. 

Thank you NetGalley, River Grove Books and Alessandro Candotti for providing this book in exchange of  an honest review.

This book really makes you think and also leaves your mind blank. 
It is an unpleasant book. It has less than 200 pages, with three long chapters describing how our main character (the author of the story) narrates what little she knows and remembers. 
You go along with the main character, asking questions, forming theories but the thing is, and we realise this with the main character: why does it care?
The thing is, we get to know how important is humanity as a quality and the will it gives us to live.