Saint

Yet again Adrienne Young has given us a beautiful, mystical world to escape into, with characters that are as vibrant as the gems they find, and worlds that seem both wondrous and terrifying.

Growing up paying for something that was a tragedy Elias (Saint) does all he can to make things right, to move on with his life and become the man he wants to be, working hard every day to be able to fulfill what his father would have wanted.

Making deals and trades, pressing through whatever life throws his way, Saint is finally where he wants to be, and then Isolde shows up and throws a wrench into literally everything.

Escaping from a mother who was ready to sacrifice her she had no other choice than to do what she did, if only she could have seen how her decisions would have a ripple effect, I wonder if she would have made different choices but I don't think it would have made a difference in the end.

There are fabulous narrators on this audiobook, Ell Potter and Will Damron are fantastic and I was drawn in by the dual point of view storytelling. The ability to give each character a unique voice and a steady pace both of these narrators are going to the top of my favorites list.

Overall I loved this book, it was mesmerizing and I couldn't turn it off once I started it. Another amazing escape from reality written by Adrienne Young that I will be listening to again when I have my Fable reread weekend in the fall.