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This is a romantic book with Victorian like pulls. If you have liked The Gemma Doyle Trilogy by Libba Bray, you will love this book. It had that kind of feel, but in modern times. Evie (love the name) is quickly drawn to Sebastian. The romance between them is sweet and loving, not sexual. The story goes between Evie and Lady Agnes' journal. While the story is easy to figure out, it is still a great read and somethings you thought would happen, change. Evie finds love, friendship and family within the walls of Wyldcliffe Abbey. It is beautifully written and a great story. I am excited to read the second installment of the book! 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.
This is a romantic book with Victorian like pulls. If you have liked The Gemma Doyle Trilogy by Libba Bray, you will love this book. It had that kind of feel, but in modern times. Evie (love the name) is quickly drawn to Sebastian. The romance between them is sweet and loving, not sexual. The story goes between Evie and Lady Agnes' journal. While the story is easy to figure out, it is still a great read and somethings you thought would happen, change. Evie finds love, friendship and family within the walls of Wyldcliffe Abbey. It is beautifully written and a great story. I am excited to read the second installment of the book! 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.
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