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An Education in Malice by S.T. Gibson
4.0
This book is one of lush story-telling and violence. The characters are young and naive in the most realistic way possible. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
I absolutely love a good exploration of the corruption of academia. However, I felt the exploration of Carmilla and De Fontaine needed a bit more backstory. I want to know how this attachment came to be.
I also felt the romance felt a little forced. Laura and Carmilla did not have as much chemistry as I would've hoped. I did still enjoy their romance though.
As a young college student myself, I felt St. Gibson did a phenomenal job representing the confusion and adjustment college students face.
I really enjoyed this read! Thank you NetGalley!
I absolutely love a good exploration of the corruption of academia. However, I felt the exploration of Carmilla and De Fontaine needed a bit more backstory. I want to know how this attachment came to be.
I also felt the romance felt a little forced. Laura and Carmilla did not have as much chemistry as I would've hoped. I did still enjoy their romance though.
As a young college student myself, I felt St. Gibson did a phenomenal job representing the confusion and adjustment college students face.
I really enjoyed this read! Thank you NetGalley!