Ali
That was…a lot.
Probably the heaviest Orphan X novel yet when it comes to the subject of his mission. The person he’s helping though turned out to be the right person for him to meet at the right time. As he’s slowly and reluctantly embracing humanity, he’s faced with someone who sees right through him. It was interesting to see him reconcile with that and be forced to resist his baser instincts. It was also nice to see him openly recognize the importance of some of the people in his life.
Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martins Press/Minotaur for the opportunity to read and review.
That was…a lot.
Probably the heaviest Orphan X novel yet when it comes to the subject of his mission. The person he’s helping though turned out to be the right person for him to meet at the right time. As he’s slowly and reluctantly embracing humanity, he’s faced with someone who sees right through him. It was interesting to see him reconcile with that and be forced to resist his baser instincts. It was also nice to see him openly recognize the importance of some of the people in his life.
Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martins Press/Minotaur for the opportunity to read and review.