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highvoltagegrrl 's review for:
Until I Die
by Amy Plum
This book features a lot about Vincent and Kate trying to make their relationship work despite their unique differences. Kate is as realistic and level headed as ever, and this is one of the main reasons that I enjoy this series. She isn’t making rash decisions, she thinks about things in full, and she isn’t a whiny helpless little girl. (Thank you Amy Plum for writing a character like this.) Vincent isn’t anything to be scoffed at either. He and his family of revenants are always interesting, if not charming, to read about. He’s got some of the best brothers a guy could ever have, even if they might be a little flirtatious (innocently, I think) at times.
Kate still isn’t going to take a backseat in this story and she works to find out what she can in order to make life better for Vincent, and in turn herself. While this comes with the expected danger, its danger is enticing and thrilling all at the same time. The mythology of the revenants is something I would love to know even more of, I’m with Kate on that one. This is truly a love story all about doing the right things and whatever it takes to keep that love together. More please!
ARC Reviewed by Jessica for Book Sake.
Kate still isn’t going to take a backseat in this story and she works to find out what she can in order to make life better for Vincent, and in turn herself. While this comes with the expected danger, its danger is enticing and thrilling all at the same time. The mythology of the revenants is something I would love to know even more of, I’m with Kate on that one. This is truly a love story all about doing the right things and whatever it takes to keep that love together. More please!
ARC Reviewed by Jessica for Book Sake.