Deep in the heart of Oxford’s Bodleian Library, Diana Bishop – a young scholar and the descendant of witches – unearths an enchanted alchemical manuscript. Wanting nothing to do with sorcery, she banishes the book to the stacks. But her discovery has set a fantastical underworld stirring, and soon a horde of daemons, witches, and other creatures descends upon the library. Among them is the enigmatic Matthew Clairmont, a vampire with a keen interest in the book.
Over the summer, Wild Card and I were Snapchatting each other passages from the books we were reading. I was reading Drums of Autumn; she was reading the All Souls Trilogy. We agreed to swap – I let her borrow Outlander, she let me borrow the trilogy.
I’ll admit I was skeptical at first, but she didn’t steer me wrong. I loved this book. Too bad I forgot to bring the other two home from school for break. It’s nice to read a series all at once; sometimes the details get fuzzy if I take a break.
I was pleasantly surprised to feel an Outlander vibe from these books. Badass heroines, fierce yet gentle husbands; the similarities were definitely there, and it made me love this even more. I can’t wait to read the rest of the trilogy.
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