
Title: Blessed Monsters
Author: Emily A. Duncan
Genre: Fantasy
Rating: 5 out of 5
The girl, the monster, the prince, the queen.
They broke the world.
And some things can never be undone.
I’ll admit, the blurb for this novel is a big sparse, but the novel itself is not. Like the rest of this trilogy, this is a very dark and fantastical story. Dark. Very dark. The cultures, the history, the people, are all brimming with life and magic and so vibrant they leap off the page.
But this is not a fluffy bunny story (and if there were any fluffy bunnies, they’d probably die a gruesome and tragic death immediately). Instead, it’s full of chilling sensory details (seriously, maybe read this on a hot summer day) and definitely read the other two books first. This is a compelling and engrossing novel, just don’t expect sweetness and light.
Emily A. Duncan is a bestselling author. Blessed Monsters is her newest novel, the final installment in the Something Dark and Holy series.
(Galley courtesy of St. Martin’s Press in exchange for an honest review.)
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