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It was a little too dark but suspenseful throughout

Devoured this book in 2 days! Blair and Larkin were great POV characters, their differences in viewing the world gives the book a wide, realistic scope. The battles that the team faced kept the pacing of the book quick and leaves you feeling the pressure of a short window of time they are up against. My only complaint is I have noticed in all Roberts series where she changes points of view in each book, the characters from the previous book get dropped. They are still there in the background but while she is developing the POV characters and those coming up in the next book, time spent with the previous that you have become attached to is minimal.

This is more like a novelette. All plot. Quick afternoon read.

Such a different style of book to read and I really enjoyed the change. You're reading as if it's from her diary and seeing each day through her eyes. Emily is quirky, smart and relatable. If you like fantasy books and the realm of the fae I think this is a must read.

Malala, the 15 year old girl who spoke out against the Taliban’s restrictions against women and education while living in Mingora, Pakistan, was shot in the head. She recovered in England. Given the Nobel Peace Prize, this memoir tells of her life as a college student, her challenges with anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. The loss of her school in Afghanistan r/t our withdrawal, brings an emotional and political slant on her story.

Such a great story with wonderful social anxiety representation! Detailed characters and wonderful development. Highly recommend!

i cried tears of angst and then tears of joy highly recommend

Not enough Serge in this book. Some hilarious entries, and the wit was there, but not as much as in some of the other books.