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Snowblooded
by Emma Sterner-Radley
**TW**
violence, famine, plague, d*ath of a parent, d*ath, injury detail, torture, substance ab*se
Snowblooded by Emma Sterner-Radley is my most recent read that had me in an absolute chokehold (no pun intended).
Following the lives of two notorious assassins, Petrichor and Valour, the reader is instantly pulled into a tense tale of an assassination job. Being used to working alone, it becomes a task for these two to work together to complete their assassination order.
The banter in this book is simply unmatched. Petrichor and Valour constantly bicker but it is is soon realised that it is not out of hate, but out of habit. Even Ingrid joins in occassionally (before having to become a buffer for the two).
The relationships that the characters had with each other were a perfect blend of bitter and sweet. It made them all the more relatable. (Ingrid and Valour grew on me
violence, famine, plague, d*ath of a parent, d*ath, injury detail, torture, substance ab*se
Snowblooded by Emma Sterner-Radley is my most recent read that had me in an absolute chokehold (no pun intended).
Following the lives of two notorious assassins, Petrichor and Valour, the reader is instantly pulled into a tense tale of an assassination job. Being used to working alone, it becomes a task for these two to work together to complete their assassination order.
The banter in this book is simply unmatched. Petrichor and Valour constantly bicker but it is is soon realised that it is not out of hate, but out of habit. Even Ingrid joins in occassionally (before having to become a buffer for the two).
The relationships that the characters had with each other were a perfect blend of bitter and sweet. It made them all the more relatable. (Ingrid and Valour grew on me