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The Unmaking of Them
by H.A. Watson
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Pub Date Sep 08 2023 | Archive Date Feb 29 2024
Description
A woman who must teach herself magic.
A monster who wishes to prove his humanity.
A love that threatens to unravel them both.
Artemis Sanchez has plans: thrive in her dream job in London and care for her young cousin and the aunt who raised them. But her carefully-constructed life is threatened when she gets in the way of Sevan, a magical being bent on expanding their hive mind.
Ignorant of the magical world beyond her own, she is caught in the creature’s thrall and nearly consumed––when a monster of shadow and darkness comes to her aid. He is a horror crafted from nightmares; he is the thing children fear in the dark. His name is Verick, and as Artemis learns of a centuries-long struggle between these creatures, their lives become more and more entangled.
But when Verick is struck by a curse that renders him comatose, Artemis is unable to leave the safety of his shielded home and becomes cut off from the outside world. To wake Verick and ensure the safety of her loved ones, she will have to teach herself magic.
Yet as she uncovers more about Verick––and as Sevan grows in power––she begins to wonder, not if you can love a monster, but if you should.
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Loved loved loved this book. This gave me vibes similar to something like House on the Cerulean Sea with a dash of Discovery of Witches (but faster paced). I really enjoyed the world building, plus the unexpected romance! I also felt like this one was more realistic (as realistic as fantasy can be) the storytelling was. Also can we get an amen for a single entry fantasy read???
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