The plot twists were shocking and completely unexpected. It’s told from the POV of both Kate and August, and the voice of both characters are so different that I never struggled with figuring out who was speaking. It was unique and intriguing right from the start. The book was fast-paced and I loved the story. And they are the only ones that they can solve. Kate and August cross paths, and quickly become involved in a situation that only they can see the truth of. But the Sunai could feed only on sinners.

“Corsai fed on flesh and bone, Malchai on blood, and whose it was meant nothing to them. It’s populated by humans, but also by three types of monsters: Verity in itself is a dangerous place to be.

They are both driven by the desire to please their parents, while fighting against factors beyond their control. The story centers around two morally gray characters: Kate, who is human but strives to behave like a monster, and August, who is a monster that strives to be human. Six years since the truce that put it back together, not as one city, but two.” “Twelve years since the Phenomenon, when violence started taking shape, and V-City fell apart. The story takes place in Verity, one of the major cities that’s held together by a tenuous truce between two ruling families, the Harkers and the Flynns. Welcome to the future - it’s a post-apocalyptic version of the United States that’s broken into large cities that rule themselves in varying states of lawlessness. Kate and August are the only two who see both sides, the only two who could do something.īut how do you decide to be a hero or a villain when it’s hard to tell which is which? He’s one of the three most powerful monsters in a city overrun with them. He’s a monster, one that can steal souls with a song. After five years and six boarding schools, she’s finally going home to prove that she can be.Īugust Flynn wants to be human. Kate Harker wants to be as ruthless as her father.

This savage song book