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beelovesreading's review
5.0
Apologies for my review being late!
As always thank you to the awesome Candace for granting me an ARC. Girl, I love all of your books.
Bride of Glass has us returning to the glass vault, but Perrie is now Bride, an immortal being who can quite literally shoot lightening from her fingertips. She and Vale set about destroying the world and filling the glass vault with souls. The two are inseparable both at night and during the day. That is, until her memories return.
Maisie and Nev reunite and set about finding Perrie. They hope they can bring Perrie back but it isn't going to be easy. The other immortals seem to know that the two aren't like them anymore and are beginning to attack.
I absolutely loved reading the sequel to Vault of Glass and the twists and turns in the book had me wanting to continue turning the pages. I won't spoil anything for anyone wanting to read, suffice it to say that Vale is an extremely complicated character and you'll find yourself surprised again in regards to his character.
Also I love what you did with Fannie.
As always thank you to the awesome Candace for granting me an ARC. Girl, I love all of your books.
Bride of Glass has us returning to the glass vault, but Perrie is now Bride, an immortal being who can quite literally shoot lightening from her fingertips. She and Vale set about destroying the world and filling the glass vault with souls. The two are inseparable both at night and during the day. That is, until her memories return.
Maisie and Nev reunite and set about finding Perrie. They hope they can bring Perrie back but it isn't going to be easy. The other immortals seem to know that the two aren't like them anymore and are beginning to attack.
I absolutely loved reading the sequel to Vault of Glass and the twists and turns in the book had me wanting to continue turning the pages. I won't spoil anything for anyone wanting to read, suffice it to say that Vale is an extremely complicated character and you'll find yourself surprised again in regards to his character.
Also I love what you did with Fannie.
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