The Wren in the Holly Library (Deluxe Limited Edition) (Oak & Holly Cycle, 1)
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The instant New York Times bestseller Can you love the dark when you know what it hides? Some things aren't supposed to exist outside of our imagination. Thirteen years ago, monsters emerged from the shadows and plunged Kierse's world into a cataclysmic war of near-total destruction. The New York City she knew so well collapsed practically overnight. In the wake of that carnage, the Monster Treaty was created. A truce...of sorts. But tonight, Kierse--a gifted and fearless thief--will break that treaty. She'll enter the Holly Library...not knowing it's the home of a monster. He's charming. Quietly alluring. Terrifying. But he knows talent when he sees it; it's just a matter of finding her price. Now she's locked into a dangerous bargain with a creature unlike any other. She'll sacrifice her freedom. She'll offer her skills. Together, they'll put their own futures at risk. But he's been playing a game across centuries--and once she joins in, there will beno escape... The Oak & Holly Cycle series is best enjoyed in order.
Reading Order:
Book #1 The Wren in the Holly Library
Book #2 The Robin on the Oak Throne
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I was so invested in almost every aspect of this book! I wanted to keep reading and discover more of their mysterious pasts, find out what was the true significance behind the great heist, figure out who could really be trusted. Great story and I'm looking forward to the next book!
Not a 5 star because the smut scenes actually distracted me from the book in a negative way. It seemed rushed into without any true purpose, and the language of the actions seemed juvenile. I was able to skip those pages without losing anything from the actual story.
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