through the ever night by veronica rossi

Much like the first book, the novel’s strength is the characters-Perry, Aria, Cinder, and Roar. Aria has to make a sacrifice, one that doesn’t make Perry very happy. Forced to hide how they feel about each other is a small problem compared to the food shortage and general unrest in the community. In order to protect Perry’s position in the tribe, Aria decides that they should keep their relationship a secret from everyone. Perry is their Blood Lord-their leader-but the most of tribe’s members are not taking to her so kindly and don’t want her there. Now, she’s trying to win over the members of the Tides. I had to jump right into this book after finishing Under the Never Sky! You try reading it and not wanting to started Through the Ever Night immediately! This book picks up at the exact second book one stopped. The beginning just made me feel happy, like being enveloped in a large love hug.Īria has changed so much from the fragile person she was in the very beginning of book one. The second book in Veronica Rossi’s young adult dystopian series was a solid second book but it didn’t hold my interest throughout like the first one did. Thank you for supporting my blog! Book Review:

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Through the ever night by veronica rossi