This was (thankfully) almost as good a book as the first one. Yadriel and Julian remain the main draw of this series; their relationship is sweet, healthy, and #couplegoals. I was so very grateful that Thomas refrained from the bane of my existence: taking a couple that had a great buildup in the first book, and then inventing some ridiculous, convoluted reason to break them/cause conflict in the second just because the plot needs something to flesh it out. There is relationship drama in this […]
“Maybe that was what kept them alive. Not magic, not muscle, but catching each other when the world tried to drop them.”
Cemetery Boys: Espiritu by Aiden Thomas
