Name: This Vicious Grace
Rating: 3.923076923076923 (13 reviews)
ISBN: 9781399700122

Emily Thiede

This Vicious Grace

It was really good. Started reading in the morning, and at 1 am the next night i had finished it.

I just wanted to know what was gonna happen between Alessa and Dante. Who are by the way the cutest freaking couple. Who weren't as slowburn as I would've liked but what do you expect when you have Alessa who is as touchstarved as ever. And Dante who can't say no to her puppydog eyes. Like I said the cutest freaking couple.

Joan 

It was really good. Started reading in the morning, and at 1 am the next night i had finished it.

I just wanted to know what was gonna happen between Alessa and Dante. Who are by the way the cutest freaking couple. Who weren't as slowburn as I would've liked but what do you expect when you have Alessa who is as touchstarved as ever. And Dante who can't say no to her puppydog eyes. Like I said the cutest freaking couple.

Lorna Beckett

Hard for me to get into at first because I guessed the solution too quickly then got super annoyed that it took the characters 300 pages to figure it out but it was a very good story. I feel like it ended too abruptly even though it is set up for a sequel. I just wish we would have gotten a little more before this one ended. Still a wonderful story that made me want to drink fresh lemonade on the beach.

Cassidy Webb

This Vicious Grace follows Alessa, who with her God given power of magnifying her partner's magic, is supposed to save her Island from a swarm of giant insects sent to devour them all. The catch? She kills every person she touches, until she meets Dante.

So, the premise of this story really intrigued me. It sounded original and complex. But the execution was lacking in my opinion.

The fantasy element to this story had so much potential, and I felt like it became a secondary plot and got completely drowned out by the romance within the book. All the action was within a few chapters thrown together towards the end of the book and didn't feel like it had the power and determination behind it that it should have.

The romance within this book definitely took precedence. However, it felt forced and predictable and like it was there to fill in where the fantasy side should have really been adapted and allowed to develop.

The whole book just felt too convenient with a plot twist at the end to allow for a sequel that isn't really needed.

Victoria Justice

This Vicious Grace follows Alessa, who with her God given power of magnifying her partner's magic, is supposed to save her Island from a swarm of giant insects sent to devour them all. The catch? She kills every person she touches, until she meets Dante.

So, the premise of this story really intrigued me. It sounded original and complex. But the execution was lacking in my opinion.

The fantasy element to this story had so much potential, and I felt like it became a secondary plot and got completely drowned out by the romance within the book. All the action was within a few chapters thrown together towards the end of the book and didn't feel like it had the power and determination behind it that it should have.

The romance within this book definitely took precedence. However, it felt forced and predictable and like it was there to fill in where the fantasy side should have really been adapted and allowed to develop.

The whole book just felt too convenient with a plot twist at the end to allow for a sequel that isn't really needed.

I really liked this book because it seemed very different and original to me. I loved the Italian proverbs and the culture touches. I felt like I was on that island while reading this book. 

This Vicious Grace

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