Ruinous Ends: A Good Morning America YA Book Club Pick

De: I. V. Marie

Narrado por: Shannon Tyo, Ashley J. Hobbs, Ethan Reid, Marwan Salama, Alejandro Antonio Ruiz, Kristyna Zaharek

A Good Morning America YA Book Club Pick!

The future of Blackwood Academy—and the entire afterlife—is at stake in the must-read sequel to the viral dark fantasy sensation Immortal Consequences.

The Decennial is over, but for the students of Blackwood Academy, the fight for the afterlife has just begun.

The infamous school was hiding more secrets—and lies—than any of the Decennial’s participants could have imagined. And there’s still so much that remains buried beneath its ancient foundations. Now the future of the academy, and all the souls within it, rests in the hands of six former pupils:

The charmer and the golden boy . . .
The traitor and the girl desperate to save her . . .
The Chosen One and the one who would choose her over and over again . . .

Any of them could be the hero the afterlife needs . . . or the villain who will destroy it for good. Because the truth is, Blackwood’s biggest secret has yet to come to light—and when it does, it will shake the institution to its core.

Very good devastating but in the most beautiful way loved this book

I however always hate when it’s a males chapter the use his voice to narrate the women vice versus

Loved the characters

5 star read! I loved and was devastated by the end. I love the dynamics of the relationships. I love the twist and turns in the story they had you thinking one thing and then twisted it into something else. I fell in love with each character and the relationships between them. I think the character arch’s were well written. I think this is the first dualogy where I am satisfied with the ending, but wish there could be more

Perfect Ending to the Duology

I want to read it all over again! This book was a wonderful ending to Blackwood Academy adventures and a very special group of friends.

What a story!

I’m so sad I’ve finished it.
This story felt like falling into something so familiar. As if it quenched the thirst for something more.
I fell for these characters so hard and fast. I couldn’t put the books down. When I had to, the plot consumed my mind. I haven’t had a story do that in such a long time.
I laughed, I cried, I ranged, I cheered, and I dreaded the end. It was phenomenal and powerful.
I’m just sad I’ll never be able to experience this story for the first time ever again.
Now I’m just going to recommend it to everyone I know and relive it through them.