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Into the Dying Light

Into the Dying Light

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  • Author：Katy Rose Pool
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Summary

Following the destruction of the City of Mercy， an ancient god has been resurrected and sealed inside Beru's body。 Both are at the mercy of the Prophet Pallas， who wields the god’s powers to subjugate the Six Prophetic Cities。 But every day， the god grows stronger， threatening to break free and sow untold destruction。

Meanwhile， far away from Pallas Athos， Anton learns to harness his full powers as a Prophet。 Armed with the truth about how the original Prophets killed the god， Anton leads Jude， Hassan， and Ephyra on a desperate quest to the edge of the world。 With time running out， the group’s tenuous alliance is beset by mounting danger， tumultuous romance， and most of all by a secret that Anton is hiding: a way to destroy the god at the price of an unbearable sacrifice。 But the cost of keeping that secret might be their lives—and the lives of everyone in the Six Prophetic Cities。

The Age of Darkness trilogy is perfect for fans of Throne of Glass， Children of Blood and Bone， and An Ember in the Ashes。

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Reviews

liv az ，

say， i've read an unhealthy amount of fantasy series。 this one didn't particularly stand out to me， but i do enjoy my time reading the series。 the characters are infuriating but some， i love so much that I'll cherish them for a long time。 a lot of their arcs are completed in this book， which is such a relief as someone who is critical about character arcs。 however， when it comes to the plot， i am so thrown all over the place by how many things happened in one book。 i think a bit of the middle pa say， i've read an unhealthy amount of fantasy series。 this one didn't particularly stand out to me， but i do enjoy my time reading the series。 the characters are infuriating but some， i love so much that I'll cherish them for a long time。 a lot of their arcs are completed in this book， which is such a relief as someone who is critical about character arcs。 however， when it comes to the plot， i am so thrown all over the place by how many things happened in one book。 i think a bit of the middle part could be written shorter or scraped and it would have the same ending， but otherwise， i think this is a good conclusion to the series。 p。s。 i need a jude & anton novella， plus ephyra 。。。more

Claudia ，

4，3 stars。 Such a great conclusion to the trilogy！ Just like with the second book， from page one there was action， adventure， great reveals and even more dramatic scenes （in a very good way）。I actually found myself really attached to the characters and their journey， loved how they evolved as characters and the situations they went through， which in the end shaped up who they became。 The bit of history we got on the prophets was also interesting， if a bit short。 All in all I couldn’t be more hap 4，3 stars。 Such a great conclusion to the trilogy！ Just like with the second book， from page one there was action， adventure， great reveals and even more dramatic scenes （in a very good way）。I actually found myself really attached to the characters and their journey， loved how they evolved as characters and the situations they went through， which in the end shaped up who they became。 The bit of history we got on the prophets was also interesting， if a bit short。 All in all I couldn’t be more happy with this book and series overall。 Really impressive for the young adult category and not something I’ve read before （trope or plot wise）。 。。。more

Sarmat Chowdhury ，

*Actual rating 3。5/5 stars* The conclusion to the Age of Darkness trilogy from a debut author， "Into the Dying Light"， the third book in the series picks up roughly two months after the end of the second book。 With the group having been split， with Anton and the Wanderer together， and Jude， Hector and Hassan on the other end， and Beru， Ephyra captured by the Heirophant Pallas， the story opens up with the characters reassessing their motivations and options to stop the prophecy from coming true。 *Actual rating 3。5/5 stars* The conclusion to the Age of Darkness trilogy from a debut author， "Into the Dying Light"， the third book in the series picks up roughly two months after the end of the second book。 With the group having been split， with Anton and the Wanderer together， and Jude， Hector and Hassan on the other end， and Beru， Ephyra captured by the Heirophant Pallas， the story opens up with the characters reassessing their motivations and options to stop the prophecy from coming true。 Eventually （as luck would have it） the characters are reunited， and this allows them to reassess， regroup， and also once again bicker as they escape from the Heirophant with a God in tow。 As the group travels across the lands and attempt to deal with the myriad of conflicts that arise because of the miscommunication， angst， pinning， and of course general fatigue， the plot begins to narrow in scope， as the options to save the world and prevent the Age of Darkness from coming to fruition is limited in its ability to be stopped。 While the end of the book was able to close out all of the story lines in the series， one of my main gripes with this book was that it did not need to be this long - as the longest in the trilogy， many of the chapters just seemed following the same forms， and many of the characters didn't need that many chapters to talk about ideas and thoughts that other POVs covered。 While not the best， it is a good conclusion to a great series in YA。 。。。more

Progga Sinha Saha ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 7/10 🌟This was a good ending。 The plot and execution lacked few things here and there but it was the characters that kept me hooked。 The ending was the highlight of this book。 Those last 100 pages were game-changers。 The First 100 pages were also really engaging。 It’s kind of shocking to have these many favourite characters from a book I rated 7/10 but those characters are just that remarkable。 They have their flaws but I think the way their story arc played out was something beautifully handled 7/10 🌟This was a good ending。 The plot and execution lacked few things here and there but it was the characters that kept me hooked。 The ending was the highlight of this book。 Those last 100 pages were game-changers。 The First 100 pages were also really engaging。 It’s kind of shocking to have these many favourite characters from a book I rated 7/10 but those characters are just that remarkable。 They have their flaws but I think the way their story arc played out was something beautifully handled。 I really liked Beru and Hector’s *ending*。 I always prefer when both love interests die instead of just one of them dying （morbid！ I know） Ephyra and Illya’s *story arc* was my favourite。 And that bittersweet ending with the promise of the future was a nice touch。 Jude and Anton’s *relationship* was really sweet and enjoyable to read at times。 Hassan and Khepri’s standing on this book was very quick tbh， but I think the ending of the book made up for that。 。。。more

Otto Lutz ，

I just loved it。

Amy Braun ，

It breaks my heart that this series has come to an end。 It is one of my favourite trilogies ever and I will always hold it close to my heart。 The series was written with so much heart and power， that I’m struggling with how to put it all into words。 It’s a perfect finale， and I wish I had time to read it from the start again。This series has always been strongest in its characters， and each of them shine here。 Hassan coming to terms with responsibility is powerful。 Ephyra learning what it will co It breaks my heart that this series has come to an end。 It is one of my favourite trilogies ever and I will always hold it close to my heart。 The series was written with so much heart and power， that I’m struggling with how to put it all into words。 It’s a perfect finale， and I wish I had time to read it from the start again。This series has always been strongest in its characters， and each of them shine here。 Hassan coming to terms with responsibility is powerful。 Ephyra learning what it will cost to save the world is wrenching。 Jude and Anton fighting to save each other creates the most beautiful love story I’ve ever imagined。 Beru wrestling with the god inside her created some truly memorable chapters。 I love each character， and even side characters were given arcs and depth and emotional growth。The story focuses on emotional connections and the journey。 The best moments of this book were characters interacting with each other。 But the plot itself was filled with action， tension， drama， twists， and sacrifices。As always， the world building is intricate and detailed， the prose finely crafted。 Katy Rose Pool has a stellar voice and writing style that turn words into magic。It is a crime that this epic， emotional， and complex series is not on everyone’s shelf。 It is sweeping， majestic， and filled with characters who will sink into your heart and stay there forever。 。。。more

Noah ，

this is a tough one to rate。 it was a satisfying end to the series， but i found that i didn’t care for almost half of the cast and loved the other one。 i also really liked illya’s redemption arc and would love to read a novella about him， especially one that follows him and anton。

michelle （magical reads） ，

4。5 starsrep: mlm protagonistswow， that was such a great conclusion？？ heart-pounding plot， great endings to all the character arcs， one of the better trilogy finales I've read in quite a while tbh（I might write a review just for the completed set but also we all know how putting "rtc" goes。。。） 4。5 starsrep: mlm protagonistswow， that was such a great conclusion？？ heart-pounding plot， great endings to all the character arcs， one of the better trilogy finales I've read in quite a while tbh（I might write a review just for the completed set but also we all know how putting "rtc" goes。。。） 。。。more

Michelle ，

I loved the first two books in the series， but Katy Rose Pool’s series finale， Into the Dying Light， left me feeling flat。 The semblance of Hollywood ending struck the wrong chord with me。 In general， the ending is too happy for a story during which the author had no problems killing off characters。 While I am all for happily-ever-after endings， they have to fit the rest of the story。 To me， this is one example where the ending does not fit。Plus， I never could get behind the relationship of two I loved the first two books in the series， but Katy Rose Pool’s series finale， Into the Dying Light， left me feeling flat。 The semblance of Hollywood ending struck the wrong chord with me。 In general， the ending is too happy for a story during which the author had no problems killing off characters。 While I am all for happily-ever-after endings， they have to fit the rest of the story。 To me， this is one example where the ending does not fit。Plus， I never could get behind the relationship of two of the main characters。 To me， this relationship is nothing but desperation and hero-worship masked as love and affection。 If the relationship were heteronormative， we would say how dangerous such a relationship is， so I struggle to accept it for a homosexual one。Into the Dying Light strikes me as very anticlimactic given the overall story’s grandiosity。 It is too neat and tidy for a story that was epic and messy and complex。 One of the things I loved about the rest of the series is the fact that it was so complex and messy。 It brings a level of realism to a story steeped in fantasy。 The way Ms。 Pool chose to end her series undoes all of that to give any character of importance a happy ending， and that seemingly ruined the story for me。 。。。more

Katarina Honeycutt ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I enjoyed this book。 It was a great ending for all the characters（except Hector。 Poor Hector）。 The only reason why I'm giving this four stars is because I should have re-read the series before the last book came out。 It took me a while to get back into the story。 I enjoyed this book。 It was a great ending for all the characters（except Hector。 Poor Hector）。 The only reason why I'm giving this four stars is because I should have re-read the series before the last book came out。 It took me a while to get back into the story。 。。。more

Caz ，

-A strong， if not， a little anti-climatic finisher to a great series。 -At times， the book felt too long and drawn out - there was 2 - 3 climaxes in the book but then I would look down at the % remaining on my Kindle and just know the story wasn't going to end there。-What's interesting about this series is you have some characters， like Hector， who have grown and matured so much throughout the series and then you have other characters， like Ephyra， who although grows and learns she cannot control -A strong， if not， a little anti-climatic finisher to a great series。 -At times， the book felt too long and drawn out - there was 2 - 3 climaxes in the book but then I would look down at the % remaining on my Kindle and just know the story wasn't going to end there。-What's interesting about this series is you have some characters， like Hector， who have grown and matured so much throughout the series and then you have other characters， like Ephyra， who although grows and learns she cannot control everything， is still so rash and just stupid at times。 It's this balance that makes the series such a good multi-POV series。 。。。more

Christy ，

4。5 starsWow。 That ending was a lot more fulfilling than I was expecting， while also keeping everything from working out too perfectly。 This final book really worked to complete everyone's character arcs， and I appreciate that so much。 Yes， including the characters I didn't like。 In my review for As the Shadow Rises， I said that nothing would make me care about Ephyra or Ilya， but you know what， I was wrong。 I do now care for Ephyra。 I still don't care for Ilya， but I'll tolerate him lol。 （view 4。5 starsWow。 That ending was a lot more fulfilling than I was expecting， while also keeping everything from working out too perfectly。 This final book really worked to complete everyone's character arcs， and I appreciate that so much。 Yes， including the characters I didn't like。 In my review for As the Shadow Rises， I said that nothing would make me care about Ephyra or Ilya， but you know what， I was wrong。 I do now care for Ephyra。 I still don't care for Ilya， but I'll tolerate him lol。 （view spoiler）[Also thank GOD Anton and Jude get a happy ending， I was so close to drowning in my tears （hide spoiler）] 。。。more

Stacy ，

I loved this trilogy from start to finish。 And this one just didn’t disappoint。Pool’s world building is so vast and expansive it makes you feel like you are also on this grand adventure along with the characters。 The characters are all just as fun and you can’t help but cheer them on as you go through。 I really liked that the romance was treated normal， not like most YA novels nowadays where the romance is thrown together quickly。 The romances in this trilogy took time and either blossomed or we I loved this trilogy from start to finish。 And this one just didn’t disappoint。Pool’s world building is so vast and expansive it makes you feel like you are also on this grand adventure along with the characters。 The characters are all just as fun and you can’t help but cheer them on as you go through。 I really liked that the romance was treated normal， not like most YA novels nowadays where the romance is thrown together quickly。 The romances in this trilogy took time and either blossomed or were a cautious thing that wasn’t the main focus of this story。 I did wish we had more time with the others BESIDES Jude and Anton。 I think we probably had the same amount of time in each of their perspectives， but I would’ve liked to see Illiya more， and just less time with Jude and Anton’s bickering and ogling at each other。 The story of this book finally concluded and although I was a bit unhappy at one particular character’s death， and probably not for why you would think it either， but because it felt like a save to the other characters for not having to die。 It made me feel less like the other’s lives were at stake because this one died instead。 And no one else。 It just didn’t fit。 It could be because the author didn’t want to kill off the others， and that’s…fine， lol。 I did enjoy the end with the battle with the god， although I personally wish it had been a little longer of a fight。 It was just a great story with these characters that I loved from the start。 And the conclusion ends great。 Definitely happy with this one but sad that their adventures are over now。 。。。more

Mellie S。 ，

I don't know what it is with this trilogy。 I love the characters so much， but the plot was very ridiculous at times。 Especially in this third book the whole middle part really annoyed me。 But the characters made up for it， especially Jude and Anton！ They are just precious！ I don't know what it is with this trilogy。 I love the characters so much， but the plot was very ridiculous at times。 Especially in this third book the whole middle part really annoyed me。 But the characters made up for it， especially Jude and Anton！ They are just precious！ 。。。more

Anna ，

You've gotta really， REALLY trust an author to make it through a book like this。 Conclusions to trilogies are never easy to endure， and my god， this book dug my heart out and tore it to shreds。 I'm actually in tears as I write this。 I'm feeling every kind of emotion rn。 Holy *shit* what a book。This series has been a favorite since the beginning， and I can't believe it's over。 I might just have to reread it once again so I don't have to say goodbye to Ephyra， Beru， Anton， Jude， and Hassan。 I love You've gotta really， REALLY trust an author to make it through a book like this。 Conclusions to trilogies are never easy to endure， and my god， this book dug my heart out and tore it to shreds。 I'm actually in tears as I write this。 I'm feeling every kind of emotion rn。 Holy *shit* what a book。This series has been a favorite since the beginning， and I can't believe it's over。 I might just have to reread it once again so I don't have to say goodbye to Ephyra， Beru， Anton， Jude， and Hassan。 I love these characters so MUCH and I've loved following them through these three books and from one end of this twisty story to the other。 This has been a wild ride， and I can't wait to see what Katy Rose Pool does next。 。。。more

Magda ，

Quiero gritar， quiero llorar， quiero reír， quiero secuestrar a la autora y pegarle por destruirme; abrazarla por crear un mundo asi y gritarle en la cara por hacer sufrir a mis bebés y dejar el final más abierto de la puta vida。Pero en estos momentos no puedo hacer ninguna de esas cosas。 Lo único que estoy sintiendo es un gran vacío， que alguna vez fue llenado por estos personajes， esta historia， esta evolución y estos sentimientos。 Un vacío que pide más y más。 Y lo único que mi cerebro me ha pe Quiero gritar， quiero llorar， quiero reír， quiero secuestrar a la autora y pegarle por destruirme; abrazarla por crear un mundo asi y gritarle en la cara por hacer sufrir a mis bebés y dejar el final más abierto de la puta vida。Pero en estos momentos no puedo hacer ninguna de esas cosas。 Lo único que estoy sintiendo es un gran vacío， que alguna vez fue llenado por estos personajes， esta historia， esta evolución y estos sentimientos。 Un vacío que pide más y más。 Y lo único que mi cerebro me ha permitido sentir es gratitud， por haber leído una trilogía como esta， por haber conectado de un manera inigualable con estos personajes， por haberme hecho escapar de la realidad y transportarme a este mundo， y， por último， haberle permitido a mi corazón ser cursi por una puta vez。 Porque jamás en mi vida dejaría salir de mi boca estas palabras。¡MIERDA， CARAJO！VOY A LLORAAAAARAHHHHHHHHHHHLA CURSILERÍA ME CONSUME PERO ERA NECESARIOOOO 。。。more

Rachel Dialessi ，

I've said it once， I've said it twice， I'll say it a third time。 Of hopefully a million times。 Katy Rose Pool is the kind of writer I love and hope to be like some day。 This trilogy was absolutely incredible。 I have fallen in love with the world and all the characters。 This was just masterful writing。 I will tell everyone I know about this series forever。 I've said it once， I've said it twice， I'll say it a third time。 Of hopefully a million times。 Katy Rose Pool is the kind of writer I love and hope to be like some day。 This trilogy was absolutely incredible。 I have fallen in love with the world and all the characters。 This was just masterful writing。 I will tell everyone I know about this series forever。 。。。more

Clair ，

Basically read this in one sitting。 But it was a little too action-heavy for me。 It felt like all the characters did was plan and strategize。

Rachel ，

Okay so i literally had to dig into the archives to find my goodreads password in order to write this review。 I NEVER write reviews but decided to write one for this book。 I read all three books in three days and i have to say that the first was my absolute favorite， obviously。 In order of ranking， i think this volume is better than the second but not the first。 Okay， now on to the good stuff。About Hector and Beru， i thought their whole bond thing was kinda cute at first but honestly i never tru Okay so i literally had to dig into the archives to find my goodreads password in order to write this review。 I NEVER write reviews but decided to write one for this book。 I read all three books in three days and i have to say that the first was my absolute favorite， obviously。 In order of ranking， i think this volume is better than the second but not the first。 Okay， now on to the good stuff。About Hector and Beru， i thought their whole bond thing was kinda cute at first but honestly i never truly felt like i understood Hector。 I would say it’s because we never got anything from his pov but we never got anything from Illya’s pov and i FELT him for sure。 I don’t know… i don’t think i could fall in love with the reason my family died。， especially considering how long he hated her for。 I do understand Beru’s feelings for him though， those i never doubted。 （view spoiler）[I feel like they killed off Hector just because Beru was going to die/become one with the god and didn’t want to leave just one of the pairing alive。 （hide spoiler）]Also， a pairing i didn’t really care much for was Hassan and Khepri。 From the moment they met i was like… okay… boring。 Another rendition of the “no one has treated me like this before so i will fall in love with them” trope。 Khepri was a total badass don’t get me wrong， i liked her character and Hassan’s， i just felt like their romance was a little dry。 Like i felt nothing during the moments they were separated in the last book。 Speaking of， Hassan’s presence was downgraded a lot in the last book and in this one as well。 I guess there wasn’t much of a need for him after the whole fake prophet/deceiver thing… Which is sad considering i really thought Hassan was going to be my favorite character when i started reading。Onto Illya and Ephyra！ When i tell you i LOVED their whole enemies to lovers thing… *chef’s kiss* and this means Something coming from a person who hated both characters at one point。 Illya for obvious reasons and simply being a bastard， Ephyra for being selfish and not doing the one thing her sister wanted and let her go。 I could read a whole book simply based off of their dynamic and would love a novella of them （view spoiler）[atoning and coming back to each other。 I know Anton doesn’t have to forgive him but i would love to see those two become a bit closer （hide spoiler）]And FINALLY， the couple we’ve all being waiting for: Anton and Jude。 Seriously can’t say anything about them without it being a spoiler。 （view spoiler）[From the book’s description， i really did think it would be the cliche “prophet has to sacrifice himself so he separates from his loved one in order for it to hurt less” plot but when we find out it’s actually JUDE！ I was surprised but glad for the twist。 （hide spoiler）] I’ve been rooting for these two ever since i connected the dots and figured out they’d be a pair。 Ngl at the very beginning of the first book， i considered Jude and Hassan （until he said he felt absolutely nothing at meeting him LMAO） and even Anton and Beru since she said she saw something in him that she has herself。Anyway， i am SO （view spoiler）[HAPPY these two lived， and most importantly， GOT MARRIED！！！ It was truly more than what i could have hoped for。 The scene （in the remains of the tower？） where Anton is preparing to kill Jude and he sees a vision of their future was so heart wrenching！！ I had a feeling they’d survive but it didn’t make it hurt less。 Especially when Anton mentions he could feel Jude’s esha/grace （my bad i forgot which） fighting him because he didn’t want to die！！！ That whole scene was sadder than Hector’s death to me， honestly。 （hide spoiler）]In conclusion， i enjoyed this series through all its ups and downs。 I definitely had my favorite characters and i changed my mind on a few too but i don’t regret reading this series。 。。。more

Maggie ，

These characters are my babies and I love them ALL。 I can't recommend this series enough。 These characters are my babies and I love them ALL。 I can't recommend this series enough。 。。。more

Kim ，

WHO GAVE THIS SERIES THE RIGHT TO BE SO PERFECT AND GOOD AND JUST MY HEAAAAART

Tween 2 Teen Book Reviews ，

With a cast of characters this large， rounding out this trilogy was bound to be hard。 Every reader has favorites and characters they want to see more or less。 For me， I felt like things were pretty well balanced。 Ephyra and Beru are probably my favorite characters and they got pretty good page time。 I don't want to spoil， but I will say their endings aren't exactly what they might have hoped for， especially Ephyra。 Some aspects are purposefully left open and as a result I still have some questio With a cast of characters this large， rounding out this trilogy was bound to be hard。 Every reader has favorites and characters they want to see more or less。 For me， I felt like things were pretty well balanced。 Ephyra and Beru are probably my favorite characters and they got pretty good page time。 I don't want to spoil， but I will say their endings aren't exactly what they might have hoped for， especially Ephyra。 Some aspects are purposefully left open and as a result I still have some questions。 There are aspects that would absolutely launch an interesting spin-off series。One big question I have is about the setting。 The map and the cities make it very clear that this is a play on the eastern Mediterranean， with Greece and Egypt featuring prominently。 We've got the Parthenon， the Lighthouse of Alexandria， and more ancient monuments appearing。 What I can't figure out is if this is just supposed to be a fantasy world with similar architecture or if it takes place in some version of our world。 I would really like answers， even if they aren't given in the text。If you want an epic fantasy series with a great cast of characters， but that still feels like a quick read， I definitely recommend this trilogy。 With all three books out now， you can binge it easily！ 。。。more

Ashley ，

A perfect finale！ I cried。 I cried a lot。 Bravo， Katy Rose Pool！ Can't wait to see what you write next！ A perfect finale！ I cried。 I cried a lot。 Bravo， Katy Rose Pool！ Can't wait to see what you write next！ 。。。more

Jacquelyn Wolf ，

THIS SERIES。 The first book is very unique。 The whole series is told through 5 points of view。 What’s most interesting is none of the characters are perfect heroes。 They’re very real and each have their own reasons that drive them to make the choices they make。 And it only gets better after the first book。 There was truly no way to predict how this series would come to a close， but Pool did a perfect job。 Jude is everything。 Anton is so real， and together their relationship is so well done and s THIS SERIES。 The first book is very unique。 The whole series is told through 5 points of view。 What’s most interesting is none of the characters are perfect heroes。 They’re very real and each have their own reasons that drive them to make the choices they make。 And it only gets better after the first book。 There was truly no way to predict how this series would come to a close， but Pool did a perfect job。 Jude is everything。 Anton is so real， and together their relationship is so well done and so real。 Ephyra and Beru’s relationship is so special and fresh。 I haven’t read many books that feature such a strong sister bond。 I need people to read this so I can TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT IT。 。。。more

Claire ，

If you have not read this trilogy I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU DO！！ I love all the romantic relationships， but the friendships between the characters was the best part of this book。 I really really really hope there is a chance for a spin off series because I will really miss these characters！

Oscar Penrose ，

I swear I will come back to this with a proper review but for now I just wanna say Jude and Anton my absolute beloveds

Lindsay ，

This was such a good series。 I didn't want it to end！ Every character was memorable， and I absolutely adore Anton and Jude。 The entire book had me on the edge of my seat， and I had no idea what was going to happen next right up until the end。 I will definitely be rereading this series。 One of my favorites in YA fantasy。 This was such a good series。 I didn't want it to end！ Every character was memorable， and I absolutely adore Anton and Jude。 The entire book had me on the edge of my seat， and I had no idea what was going to happen next right up until the end。 I will definitely be rereading this series。 One of my favorites in YA fantasy。 。。。more

emi ，

literally stayed up until 4 am to finish this。 absolutely incredible series。 seriously， go read it。

ella ♡ ，

my heart is brokenbut katy rose pool really said god is a woman。

Takeitorleaveit ，

4。5

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