The Deathless Girls

This was an amazing book, the main relationship between the two sisters pulls it along, even through fairly slow moments. The addition of the bear, the brother, and the rest of the travelers (by that I only really mean Fen) were perfect, though it didn't feel thrilling until the very end, when Kizzy had her sister join her as a ‘vampyre', Mira left and the aftermath began. This story could use a second book, if not third, to add more depth to the plot. I also really wanted more lore into how the whole universe they lived in worked, but as I got up to the very end, the book gives so much of it out (as to how the Dracul works and such) that it's slightly unenjoyable in that respect. The aftermath was good, but again, a whole second book could be written into what the Dracul and the deathless girls got up-to in their countless centuries afterward.