An Invocation of Monsters by Cate Corvin PDF/ePub Download

May 8, 2023 admin admin Fiction, Romance

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An Invocation of Monsters by Cate Corvin Review

An Invocation of Monsters written by Cate Corvin which was published in April 15, 2023. You can read this before An Invocation of Monsters PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. While I enjoyed the twists and turns of the story, the romantic angle didn’t gel as well as Juno’s story did. The secret society, all the family history discovered, what she learned about her mom, the hunter, those were what carried the story. Toth went from understandably wary to circling her like a lamp and professions of love far too fast. And in almost a resigned manner, like he didn’t like it but he guessed he had to settle for it. It was weird. His phrasing was so lackluster for what was essentially a life (an career) changing moment. Kiraxis was a trip with his braggadocios ways and wonder. He felt a little too innocent in some ways, though. Dra felt like a necessary tool on her kit rather than a full mate. Like, she had to have him to have the others. He faded into the background far too often. Elle seemed to forget her mission many times, never really sought out the society leaders, and didn’t seem to care that the younger members had been groomed since they were adults now. Um. Considering the relationship the one had with the leader, which I’m hoping lacked trigger warnings because hopefully it occurred after she reached 18- which is still icky because he raised her…ew, that bothered me. She talked to Kase but never really to Willow. She tried to get Kase to open his eyes about the society but just shrugged off learning that Willow’s father figure took her to bed. It left a bad feeling. I knew a new setting would have a different feel to it than the previous story. I just wasn’t expecting to not like the characters as much. But the layout for the next book is set up and it will be interesting to see if the author can recapture that same feeling the 1st book had. PS: to be honest I skipped over almost every steam scene. Some had such ridiculous language that it just couldn’t be read with a straight face. The regular conversation dialogue was fine. It was just the…scenes…that had me laughing and skipping past. They just didn’t fit with the characters involved. It was like reading scenes from another book that just happened to have the same names.

Brief Summary of the Book

This book takes us on Juno’s cousin, Elle, story. At her mother’s funeral, she was told about some secrets that her mother kept from her from 2 strangers. She received an invitation to join them at the Wendigo Society in a remote location. Wanting to know more about these things her mother kept from her, she goes, and things immediately start getting weird. First, the people are a little off – there are only the two main people, Joseph and Mary, the two disciples, Kase and Willow, and the cook. Things get even weirder when she starts meeting monsters… First was Toth, who she met after waking up to screaming, and finds him trapped and rescues him, she meets Drazan when she goes for a swim and ends up in the Void. When she returns, she discovers that one of the main points of the Wendigo Society is to open the doors to this other realm. During one of her journeys to the Void, which none of the others can truly enter, she meets her final monster Kiraxis. But things start amping up in the real world – first there is a hunter about, and she starts learning more and more about her mother and her family history.