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[darklinaforever]

Has anyone ever read Something Dark and Holy, by Emily A Duncan ? Because the Russian context and the Nadya and Malachiasz story intrigue me...

[booklover-s]

Ok, about blessed monsters: I'm almost finished and it's my favorite book in the trilogy, Nadya, Malachiasz and Serefin are impeccable from start to finish, how I love them!

[phantomrin]

Since @glitzandshadows's "Blessed Monsters" is out soon, here's a repost of my "Something Dark and Holy" fanarts 😈

[beccas-books]

Wicked Saints

Overall:

-     The whole time I was reading this book I felt like I was missing something.  Like I felt 3 steps behind the story at all times, and not in a good way.  It felt like I missed a lot of information that was supposed to help you understand the whole book.  I also found the dialog to be overly complicated a lot of the times. Like the characters were either talking in circles or just having long winded monologues that were unnecessary.  I did feel like the relationship between Nadya and Malachiasz was very similar to Alina and the Darkling.  But I have a feeling that it will eventually turn out different for them.  I’m hoping that the second book in this series makes a little more sense than this one.  Maybe I won't feel so out of place because it'll be the second in the series and I should know what's going on.  

- Rating: 3/5

[kookyburrowing]

Screaming crying throwing up I just finished the Something Dark and Holy series and I am in AGONY with how much I love those absolutely horrifying books omg

so uh if you’re also a fan please like this and i will almost immediately follow you bc i am in PAIN

[darlingod]

me when the protagonist has a thing for knives and puts it against their enemies throat:

[ashatry]

[rhysknees]

let’s make out though