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This book was just as beautiful and magical as the first of the duology. Following Anna and Khiran as they are on the run and hiding from the other gods is quite an adventure. There were more tears she'd, smiles and laughter for me while reading this one.
I read some reviews where people sad there didn't need a second book and that Khiran seems like an immature child but I don't see that. I see a man who has been on his own for a very long time. Yes he has moments where he seems childish but he also is trying desperately to save the people he loves and handle what thier new life gave him. I would have been just as happy to have had just Peaches & Honey but I'm thankful that the story continued in this one. I really enjoyed seeing them flourish and meeting the other gods.
I read some reviews where people sad there didn't need a second book and that Khiran seems like an immature child but I don't see that. I see a man who has been on his own for a very long time. Yes he has moments where he seems childish but he also is trying desperately to save the people he loves and handle what thier new life gave him. I would have been just as happy to have had just Peaches & Honey but I'm thankful that the story continued in this one. I really enjoyed seeing them flourish and meeting the other gods.
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