![]() ![]() But also, at the same time, the romance wasn’t too insignificant or something that was just thrown in. It wasn’t too overwhelming and it left room for for the main story line to progress. I loved how stubborn she was about what she believed in and the lengths she would go to prove her and her loved one’s freedom and innocence. In fact, I was able to easily relate to her. She wasn’t illogical, annoying, frustrating or just plainly stupid. I was a bit skeptical going into this book probably because of the cover but when I got into it man, did it get interesting. The plot was action-packed, I did not want to kill the main protagonist (which had strangely been happening to me) and the pacing and writing kept me on the edge of my seats. Source: Bloomsbury Australia (BIG THANKS) Can Alina change her future, or is she fated to repeat her past and face the consequences? ![]() And she may not be as innocent as she once believed. When Alina finally breaks out of prison, helped by a group of people with unclear motives, she begins to uncover clues left by her past life that only she can decipher. With the science of soul- printing now a reality, she is ‘protected’ for her own safety – and the safety of others – because her soul has done terrible things …or so she’s told. Alina Chase has spent her entire life in confinement. ![]()
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