An amazing work of of historical fiction that takes you on a 300 year journey, throughout the world, that begins with a then young Adeline (Addie) Larue in France in 1714. The night before she is to be wed to someone she does not wish to ever be with, Addie learns a very dire lesson when she does not heed to the words of Estele to "Never pray to the gods who answer after dark" From then on she has a very long, curse, difficult but very exciting life, for she has sold her soul to a god of darkness. Addie is one of the strongest female heroines in historical, fantasy fiction that I've ever read.

I really love this book

It was an enjoyable read. I read it as a standalone and it was easy enough to follow even without reading book one but there were connections that I felt like I was missing. I thought the interactions with the characters were very relatable, especially with the sibling interactions.

this is a great book i love how they found the leapord

Loved this! The story moved quickly and I wanted to find out what happened at the end. The characters were well written and interesting. The ending was very unbelievable; how could they ALL be connected to the killer!? But it was still fun to read!

I didn’t like it

What I thought was just going to be a suspenseful read turned into a real twisty story! If you liked "Good Daughter" by Karin Slaughter I think you would like this.

Not even funny and the jokes don’t even make sense

One hundred short essays on interesting and unusual animals, from aardvark to worm. Up close and personal introductions to amazing examples of animal adaptation. Science for the layman at its best.

What if the apartment building you lived in, at certain times, became a portal to the past, letting those who have died and those who have killed them, into your home. This is the premise for this story. What is nice about it is that the author does a good job of first developing the characters and then keeping them distinct, which for the number of characters he has here, is not an easy job. I did find the book interesting, but I am not a fan of Sci-fi /fantasy and so I did not love it.