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Hollow Wrath by Jodie King
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
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Epic, epic, epic!
Heading back into Oddity, I knew Wrath was going to be something else, but WOW! Jodie absolutely outdid herself with Hollow Wrath. From the very first page, this book grabbed me and didnβt let go.
Aurelia is everything I love in a Jodie FMCβbold, sharp, and refuses to play by anyoneβs rules but her own. Watching her go toe-to-toe with Wrath and play him at his own game was honestly so satisfying. Sheβs fierce and clever, but also layered and real.
The transition from Hollow Hellion was seamless, and the plot? So strong. So intense. So addictive. Wrathβs muteness added a whole new emotional layer, and somehow, without saying much, his prescence said everything. His way with nonverbal expression and the emotional weight of his silence was heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
I was shocked by Wraths aftercare! One minute heβs threatening to split Aurelia open, the next heβs tucking her gently into bed. That softness, that shiftβit melted me. His evolution and how he opened up to herβ¦ absolutely perfect.
Jodieβs writing is just unreal. The wording throughout this book was so impactfulβI had to stop and highlight lines constantly because they hit so hard. Am I sick too for highlighting parts I thought were amusing?
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Epic, epic, epic!
Heading back into Oddity, I knew Wrath was going to be something else, but WOW! Jodie absolutely outdid herself with Hollow Wrath. From the very first page, this book grabbed me and didnβt let go.
Aurelia is everything I love in a Jodie FMCβbold, sharp, and refuses to play by anyoneβs rules but her own. Watching her go toe-to-toe with Wrath and play him at his own game was honestly so satisfying. Sheβs fierce and clever, but also layered and real.
The transition from Hollow Hellion was seamless, and the plot? So strong. So intense. So addictive. Wrathβs muteness added a whole new emotional layer, and somehow, without saying much, his prescence said everything. His way with nonverbal expression and the emotional weight of his silence was heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
I was shocked by Wraths aftercare! One minute heβs threatening to split Aurelia open, the next heβs tucking her gently into bed. That softness, that shiftβit melted me. His evolution and how he opened up to herβ¦ absolutely perfect.
Jodieβs writing is just unreal. The wording throughout this book was so impactfulβI had to stop and highlight lines constantly because they hit so hard. Am I sick too for highlighting parts I thought were amusing?