The Sisters Say: Sinister, Surreal, and Seductive This stunning debut captures the grotesque madness of a mystical under-land, as well as a girl’s pangs of first love and independence. With that comes some serious fireworks, you can imagine how Andrew and Ash feel about that, plus, to Dee, Katy is a constant reminder of what she lost. I feel like this book was about everyone coming to terms with Katy now being a permanent part of their family. It's hard to see anyone that is dear to you suffer pain, and Dee's pain leaks from pages. Now, Dee and Katy's relationship is the volatile one and at times it's painful to watch. In a way, Daemon and Dee have switched roles. The relationships in OPAL are completely different. Katy is suffereing from the choices she made and deep betrayal of Blake. They are together for real and are trying to deal with the fallout that was ONYX. However, Daemon and Katy are in a new place now. They are both about the journey that Katy and Daemon were taking toward each other. OBSIDIAN and ONYX are full of angst and snarkiness that Daemon so easily exudes. I found it different from the last 2 novels in the Lux series, but not in a bad way. OPal is yet another one in the win column for JLA.
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