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“Innamorata” by Ava Reid
i initially picked this book up because of the cover and the end page art. i’m a sloot for renaissance art and the artist that did the end pages did so good. absolutely beautiful. @marymetzgr is the artist, and i highly recommend you check out her page.
this book…it was so unlike anything i’ve ever read before, and i loved almost every bit of it. i was a little nervy that it was going to piggyback off of “Alchemised” (one of two of my holy grail reads of 2026) due to the necromancy aspect, but i was very sorely mistaken, and gladly so. there were some very odd scenes, that just confused me as to how they contributed to the plot; but they did however add to the overall vibe, so i wasn’t mad. this book was so beautifully written. ava reid writes like she herself is not from this era, and does it so well, i was flabbergasted in the best way possible. i didn’t know it was a duology, but i am glad that it is. i’m excited for the next book. i highly recommend, 4.5/5
Disturbia - 2007
“Oggi si ha paura di tutto. Paura di innamorarsi, paura di soffrire, paura di perdere qualcosa e, in fine, si ha paura di vivere. Ma come si può essere felici se si ha sempre paura? Un giorno rivolsi questa domanda ad un uomo saggio, che mi rispose dicendomi che la paura è il nemico dell'amore, ma che l'amore è la medicina di tutte le paure.”
