Publisher Titan
Length 470 pages
Format paperback
Published 2017
Series Monsters of Verity #2
My Copy provided by the publisher
Length 470 pages
Format paperback
Published 2017
Series Monsters of Verity #2
My Copy provided by the publisher
Do not read this book until you've read This Savage Song, the first book in the Monsters of Verity series.
Our Dark Duet closely follows the events of the preceding book with Kate Harker in a Prosperity, a city yet to be overcome by the hoard of monsters who've ruined her hometown Verity, and August now a well established leader of the Flynn Task Force, both hunting down monsters and risking their lives in separate cities.
Building upon the horrors of This Savage Song, Our Dark Duet introduces another kind of menace in the night; a dark shadow with the ability to turn humans on one another, a Chaos Eater that thrives on violence.
Our Dark Duet also introduces The Wardens who play a bit part but leave a last impression while also firmly establishing the lore associated with the three kinds (now four) of monsters set in this interesting fictional landscape.
I loved every page of this book and hope the author returns to this series.
My rating: 5/5 stars.
You can also read my review of This Savage Song by clicking the link below
Review: This Savage Song by V. E. Schwab
Our Dark Duet closely follows the events of the preceding book with Kate Harker in a Prosperity, a city yet to be overcome by the hoard of monsters who've ruined her hometown Verity, and August now a well established leader of the Flynn Task Force, both hunting down monsters and risking their lives in separate cities.
Building upon the horrors of This Savage Song, Our Dark Duet introduces another kind of menace in the night; a dark shadow with the ability to turn humans on one another, a Chaos Eater that thrives on violence.
Our Dark Duet also introduces The Wardens who play a bit part but leave a last impression while also firmly establishing the lore associated with the three kinds (now four) of monsters set in this interesting fictional landscape.
I loved every page of this book and hope the author returns to this series.
My rating: 5/5 stars.
You can also read my review of This Savage Song by clicking the link below
Review: This Savage Song by V. E. Schwab
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