I've read all through the vol. 8, but I don't remember a lot of details. I need to reread to prepare myself for the third season.

So far, I am loving that this book is fully dual POV. I think this series has so many characters that I want to know more about and it having the two povs is making that happen!

So I have been told stories about the 1992 LA Riots (which was catalyze due to police brutality towards Rodney King), from the perspective of my Korean parents. The book starts quite nonchalant, but quickly moves into a more intensity as the emotions of fear and protection starts to build.

I think the House of Wind is my new favorite character

Hi all, wanted to give you guys a heads up without sending everyone a notification in Founder Announcements 😅

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Thanks all, Jennifer