Her presence creates some other issues as well causing some of Hunt’s enemies from when he was a slave for Sandriel to come to Crescent City for a visit. The group aren’t sure what to make of her and while she seems much more friendly and fair, they don’t want to let their guards down and fall into a trap. While they are now finished with the Kristallos demons from the first book and Micah, things can’t remain peaceful for long, right? Micah needs to be replaced as the governor and the Asteri have sent Celestina, an archangel from a smaller area, to lead.
It leads to some pretty funny scenes because both of them hate that they made this promise. After everything they went through in HOEAB in such a short amount of time, they (more Bryce than Hunt) thought it was a good idea to slow down and spend time together before taking the next step. Bryce and Hunt are still living together and while they professed their feelings by the end of HOEAB we find out in this book that they’ve decided to not do anything physical until Winter Solstice. The novel picks up shortly after the end of House of Earth and Blood. I’m going to try to not spoil anything for HOSAB, but if you haven’t read HOEAB and don’t want any spoilers then I’d stop reading now! It was just as amazing as everyone says it is and I’m still processing it all, but I wanted to get this review out.
Last month I read and reviewed Crescent City: House of Earth & Blood and I just finished the second book in the series, House of Sky and Breath a couple days ago.
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