ns who think they can control and rule the others.

There is nothing I love more than this confused view Meg and Simon have when it comes to their relationship. One is human, one is a wolf who has a human form. They are not one and the same. So they keep getting these weird little moments when they feel like they are missing something and it's fun to watch them try to work out what it is that they want. Does one lick a human goodbye? Does one kiss a wolf on the cheek? I really do love this because they both are so befuddled by all of this stuff because they don't quite know what is happening, but everyone else sure does. It's almost like teenagers trying to figure out if holding hands is okay or not.

I love this series. Even though I'm rooting for the others and hope they beat those mean humans, I'm ready for more adventures. I want more! I need more now!2d:T4a0,Guys. I love me some slow building, slice-of-life paranormal/scifi/fantasy. Love it. But goodness gracious I struggled with this one.
I LOVE the world and I LOVE the characters and I will ABSOLUTELY be continuing with the series, BUT. BUT. BUT.
The plot dragged so hard in the middle.
SO. HARD.
So many things were repeated over and over.
SO. MANY. THINGS.
"A thousand cuts."
"Someone figured out a cassandra sangue can only make a thousand cuts"
"He refused to count how many cuts"
"How many more cuts did she have left"
We get it. We GET it.
I'll stop now, you get the point.
Back to the good stuff. I love all the little moments we get to see, the day-to-day things in this alternative universe. I love the parallels you can draw between this world and The Others universe (Britannia, the Great Lakes, wave cookers) but everything feels just a bit fresh and just a bit whimsical. I love seeing the ponies! Cute, grumpy, fat lil forces of nature that turn into valiant steeds!
Now I'm onto the next one. I'm just hoping for a eensy wheensy bit more paring down of the drawn out plot and the

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