![]() ![]() The plot takes you to places you will not expect. Haze leaves off straight after the events of Shadows and I was instantly pulled back into Gaby's world. Those are the kind of reading memories I love, being so into a book I cannot turn my light out until I turn that last bittersweet page. Straight up: I read this within a 24 hour period, finishing it at 4am. I was stalking my mail box for the sequel to arrive and, you guys, the wait was more than worth it. It was addictive and intelligent and sexy as anything. I loved paula's debut, Shadows, so, so much (despite it not sounding like a me kind of book). ![]() That Rafa has stayed.īut most of all, she can’t quite believe that her twin brother, Jude, might be alive.Īnd Gaby can’t explain the hesitancy that sidetracks the search for him, infuriates Rafa, and sends them, again, into the darkest danger. That she was once the Rephaim’s best fighter. Still can’t quite believe she is one of the Rephaim-the wingless half-angels who can shift from place to place, country to country, in the blink of an eye. Gaby Winters’ nightmares have stopped but she still can’t remember her old life. "Because I’m not smart enough to give up, and you don’t know how to." An echo of a shared past I don’t remember. "How can you be so sure?" I want to believe him so badly, but this is Rafa. ![]() "But what if we can’t find Jude?" He leans closer. ![]()
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