rmarcin 's review for:

Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V.E. Schwab

3.5

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I was really looking forward to this book because I LOVED Addie LaRue. This book is also about immortality, but very different. A woman, Maria, wants to escape her marriage, so she visits a witch, Sabine, and asks for freedom. In doing so, she becomes a vampire, hungry for blood. This leads to an intricate tale of multiple women becoming immortal after being bitten. There is  also Charlotte and Alice in this tale, and how their lives intertwine over the centuries. 

But when it becomes too much, are they able to truly break free? 

I felt it went on a bit too long, and the love was twisted, not real.