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Graphic: Death, Misogyny, Racism, Violence, Blood
Moderate: Animal death, Drug abuse, Drug use, Gun violence, Mental illness, Alcohol, Colonisation, Classism
Minor: Panic attacks/disorders, Sexual assault, Sexual violence, Slavery, Suicidal thoughts, Torture, Vomit, Suicide attempt, Murder
Darlington is still missing, presumed to be either dead (if your philosophy is CYA through and though that is) or in hell (if you actually care, thank you very much). Alex and Dawes are working harder than ever to save him, regardless of the consequences. Without the backing Lethe the pair must figure out how to go to hell, and back, on their own. They risk everything; their life and worse, expulsion. To make matters stickier, Alex has an unwelcomed blast from the past she is forced to face head on. But in the end we all have our own demons to face, don't we?
I cannot wait for the final book in this trilogy. Here's to hoping Alex gets her happily ever after.
I highly recommend rereading Ninth House before you jump into this. Bardugo wastes no ink on rehashing or reminding the reader of the whose who - a risk that worked in her favor incredibly. Keeping the book fast and the reader on their toes, there isn't time to remind you who Eitan is.
Graphic: Gun violence, Sexual assault, Sexual content, Violence, Grief, Murder
Moderate: Mental illness, Rape, Self harm, Police brutality, Fire/Fire injury
Minor: Slavery
Graphic: Death, Violence, Blood, Murder
Moderate: Drug abuse, Drug use, Sexual assault, Sexual violence
Minor: Slavery, Suicide
Graphic: Addiction, Animal cruelty, Animal death, Cursing, Death, Drug use, Panic attacks/disorders, Racism, Slavery, Violence, Blood, Vomit, Death of parent, Murder, Abandonment, Injury/Injury detail