Bone Island: Book of Danvers by Nicole FiorinaMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Bone Island is one of my top reads of the year!
Bone Island is one of those brilliant stories that sneaks up on you. You're not expecting the ride it is going to take you on, because from the start it feels vastly different from the previous book in the series. Reading this book is like slowly submerging yourself in the sea, you slowly step into the cool water, letting your toes, feet and ankles acclimate to the temperature. Bit by bit you move deeper and deeper in until you reach a certain point and give in fully diving into its depths.
This has been one of my most anticipated reads since I finished Hollow Heathens in 2020! I did not have time for a reread before diving into Bone Island: Book of Danvers, and was a little hesitant in the beginning, it took my mind some time to return to Weeping Hollow, and also to fully grasp the pattern this story takes: past, present and cautionary tale. Adora and Stone gripped me and pulled me under. Their raw desire and passion was dripping off the pages and the barriers between them were truly staggering. These star crossed lovers had me worried throughout the book that I might not get my happy ending, "We sinful villains don't have hearts or happy endings" but Nicole Fiorina writes beautifully devastating romance, and she delivered that on every page.
Each time I read a Nicole Fiorina book I am struck by how poetic her prose is, this review will never do her writing justice, but she is one of the most remarkable romance writers publishing today. Her perspective is gritty and raw, painful and remarkable. I highlight while reading her more than any other writer on my bookshelf.
As Adora says, "Love always spilled blood" and this is a book that left me bleeding.
I received an ARC of this book and voluntarily give my review.
Please see below for some Content Warnings
CW: CNC, Graphic violence, Death, Drug use.
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