"The emotionally heavy and harrowing story of Cora, a woman born into slavery, who attempts to escape and find freedom with the help of the help of the Underground Railroad. It turns out that the Railroad itself is an actual series of tunnels that run from State to State and though there are many helpful Station agents, there are always those who won't hesitate to turn in fugitives just to collect the bounty. This was a rough, raw book that didn't flinch from the darker side of our Nation's history and Cora's story will stay with me for a very long time." ⭐⭐⭐ Pros: Cora was fierce, feisty and never broke even under the worst pressure/Some of the "station agents" were helpful, gentle, kind souls and gave you hope that not everyone back then was a close minded bigot. Cons: The fact that people ever thought they could own other people, is sickening. Not a con of the book but of the Country itself/Ridgeway and Homers ending was just odd. Full Revi...
"The thrilling conclusion to the House of Lethe and the powers of the Secret Societies of Yale. Bardugo doesn't disappoint. This book is filled with moments of intensity, tension, desperation, joy, love and heartbreak. It was an acceptable conclusion to a great series." ⭐⭐⭐⭐️ Pros: The story does move along quickly and definitely kept my interest/Darlington and Alex's tension is exquisitely painful/The trip to Hell was brutal for everyone and left me teary eyed. Cons: There were times where Alex's ability to pass through doors and enter different times got a little confusing, it took me a second to re-orient myself/For someone not well educated, Alex certainly knows a lot about the classics and old literary references. Full Review ***Disclaimer-If you’ve not read Ninth House and Dead Beat by Bardugo, please go and so so and then come back and read this at your leisure. That way you’ll know what I’m talking about.*** It’s been a few months since the ...