Isabel Sterling Follow

Such a fantastic ending to an emotionally charged duology about growth.

I loved how well the YA characters were written, they weren't overly mature, but they also weren't that weird over the top, super whine, making rash choices garbage that some adult authors write young adults as.

Hannah isn't alone in needing to grow, while her growth is in admitting that she needs mental health help, all of the adults around her are having to face the fact that thick prejudices are what is making them weak. The story is over flowing with inspiring acts of selfless-ness, and putting deep seeded assumptions aside to make a better future for all involved.

The turmoil between clans, mixed with the turmoil between hunters and clans made for an exciting ride of where do everyone's allegiances lie. A few of the twists caught me off guard, and many of the outcomes brought me to tears.

A great read if you're looking for a light hearted yet intense story about people putting differences aside and coming together for the greater good of all.

Notes: LGBT+
TW: HP mentions.