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Hayden Bishop
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Megan Bannen
A dark epic fantasy about a girl who must rethink everything she believes after she is betrayed and hunted by the religion that raised her - from Megan Bannen, author of The Bird and the Blade. Perfect for fans of The Winner’s Curse and The Girl of Fire and Thorns.
Gelya is a Vessel, a girl who channels the word of the One True God through song. Cloistered with the other Vessels of her faith, she believes - as all Ovinists do - that a saint imprisoned Elath the Great Demon centuries ago, saving humanity from earthly temptation. When Gelya stumbles into a deadly cover-up by the Ovinists’ military, she reluctantly teams up with Tavik, an enemy soldier, to survive. Tavik believes that Elath is actually a mother goddess who must be set free, but while he succeeds in opening her prison, he inadvertently turns Gelya into Elath’s unwilling human vessel.
Now the church that raised Gelya considers her a threat. In a race against the clock, she and Tavik must find a way to exorcise Elath’s presence from her body. But will this release stop the countdown to the end of the world, or will it be the cause of the earth’s destruction?
And as Tavik and Gelya grow closer, another question lingers between them: What will become of Gelya?
©2020 Megan Bannen (P)2020 HarperCollins PublishersListeners also enjoyed...




















Depressing
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Deconstruction fantasies are a hit or miss for me, since some of the points they bring up can be quite triggering. However, I really liked this one. Tavik and Gelya are a sweet couple, despite how they disagree, and they both manage to befriend and love each other. I also really liked how they discover the flaws in each of their religions, and they adjust to them, and their faith grows stronger even as it changes. The underground Ovinist religion calling their secret network “the milk road” was a little awkward, but Tavik was so comfortable about common anatomy, the fact that it felt awkward to me was a little embarrassing. The ending was sad. I kept waiting for it to not be sad, for the sadness to fix itself, but it didn’t. I still can’t quite believe that it didn’t correct itself at the very end, but I’m impressed that it stuck the landing. It wasn’t a happy ending, but it was good.
Good but sad ending
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Great story
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Reminded Me of Blood and Ash
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