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Fallen Saint by Monica James
5.0
Oh. My. God.
I don't think I have words anymore and even if I had, none that I could use seem to make justice to this trilogy and mind you, there's still one book left - so much can happen still.
Even though I wasn't online much during my reading period and my feedback was small, it does not mean the experience was any less intense. On the contrary, as I was alone with the story, the characters and my thoughts, I lived this book deeper, if such thing is even possible.
Willow's journey goes on and keeps us on the edge of our seats; her strength never ceases to amaze me - just like Saint's kindness and altruism.
Both have come so far and it truly feels like I've been reading them for years now, or like I've literally spent every single one of these 92 days trapped alongside Willow.
Is it wrong that I don't want to leave this cage, though? What does that say about me?
I'm still not sure. But I know what that says about these books: it says that, no matter what, you can't miss them.
Monica James has magnificently created this entrancing tale, filled with captivating characters and unpredictable moments and jaw-dropping twists.
This preposterous, lavish, sinful world comes to life with every single word read and you. Just. Can't. Stop.
And can we talk about Alek for a second? I shouldn't like him, should I? Again, I really don't know what that says about me and I believe that should be enough to clue me in, but I'm not the only one feeling lost, now am I? Not that I'd ever claimed to always be kind and able to see the good in everyone I meet like Willow does, but maybe, just maybe we all have a past and reasons for ours actions and behaviors... maybe Alek is just another lost soul. Oh my heart, I can't...
And Saint... or sinner: my heart breaks every time his past haunts him. I wish I could erase it, whipe it clean, but that's not how life works and all of it only makes him more worthy of all Willow's purest feelings. He can't change who he is, who is has become and Willow doesn't want him to, either.
How will it all end?
For now, we wait.
And while we do that, I'll try to figure out how the hell am I going to carry on once this trilogy reaches its conclusion. These characters found their way into my heart, mind and soul and I don't think they'll ever leave. I don't want them to. I'll have to prepare myself for the meltdown of the century when I no longer can read their words on the paper on a regular basis.
God help me.
*I received an ARC and I´m voluntarily leaving my honest review.*
I don't think I have words anymore and even if I had, none that I could use seem to make justice to this trilogy and mind you, there's still one book left - so much can happen still.
Even though I wasn't online much during my reading period and my feedback was small, it does not mean the experience was any less intense. On the contrary, as I was alone with the story, the characters and my thoughts, I lived this book deeper, if such thing is even possible.
Willow's journey goes on and keeps us on the edge of our seats; her strength never ceases to amaze me - just like Saint's kindness and altruism.
Both have come so far and it truly feels like I've been reading them for years now, or like I've literally spent every single one of these 92 days trapped alongside Willow.
Is it wrong that I don't want to leave this cage, though? What does that say about me?
I'm still not sure. But I know what that says about these books: it says that, no matter what, you can't miss them.
Monica James has magnificently created this entrancing tale, filled with captivating characters and unpredictable moments and jaw-dropping twists.
This preposterous, lavish, sinful world comes to life with every single word read and you. Just. Can't. Stop.
And can we talk about Alek for a second? I shouldn't like him, should I? Again, I really don't know what that says about me and I believe that should be enough to clue me in, but I'm not the only one feeling lost, now am I? Not that I'd ever claimed to always be kind and able to see the good in everyone I meet like Willow does, but maybe, just maybe we all have a past and reasons for ours actions and behaviors... maybe Alek is just another lost soul. Oh my heart, I can't...
And Saint... or sinner: my heart breaks every time his past haunts him. I wish I could erase it, whipe it clean, but that's not how life works and all of it only makes him more worthy of all Willow's purest feelings. He can't change who he is, who is has become and Willow doesn't want him to, either.
How will it all end?
For now, we wait.
And while we do that, I'll try to figure out how the hell am I going to carry on once this trilogy reaches its conclusion. These characters found their way into my heart, mind and soul and I don't think they'll ever leave. I don't want them to. I'll have to prepare myself for the meltdown of the century when I no longer can read their words on the paper on a regular basis.
God help me.
*I received an ARC and I´m voluntarily leaving my honest review.*