Stardust in Their Veins

I started this book right after finishing Castles in the bones and I'm so glad I did, reading them together was a fantastic experience and I can't wait for more.

At the end of Castles we're left with a loss so profound it could change everything, at the end of Stardust we're left with a lie so encompassing it could change the stars.

Through truth and lies, salvation and deceit Beatriz and Daphne have their hands, hearts, and minds full trying to figure out who is on their side, who is trying to kill them, and what they can do to stay alive while somehow saving their kingdoms.

While we're left with one heck of a cliffhanger, all I can think about is what will happen next, and how will it possibly live up to the bar that's been set, of course, that's what I thought after reading Castles in Their Bones and well here we are, me blown away again looking forward to every little tidbit I can get my hands on about what happens next.

Stardust in Their Veins is that book that makes you fall in love with fantasy, where every page draws you further and further into this world where the stars fall from the skies to grant wishes, and poison flows as freely as water.

Thank you to NetGalley, and Random House Children's, Delacorte Press for providing a copy of this book.  I have read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.

Now let me talk about the one thing that bothers me with this book, and in general bothers me, in a series DO NOT change the cover art, it drives me crazy, I loved the artwork for Castles in Their Bones, and while this is lovely, it just doesn't have that magic that let me know what I was getting myself into when I picked up the first book.

I understand that things happen but to completely change the look of the book just throws me off, quite honestly it will keep me from buying a series if the books don't match in design or size.