All of Us Villains (both books)

by: Amanda Foody, C. L. Herman

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All of Us Villains

By: Amanda Foody

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Category - Fiction / Young Adult

Format - Paperback

Condition - Like New

Listed - 3 months ago

Views - 1

Ships From - Arkansas

Est. Publication Date - Jul 2022

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All of Us Villains (both books)

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You Fell In Love With The Victors of The Hunger Games. Now Prepare To Meet The Villains Of The Blood Veil. After the publication of a salacious tell-all book, the remote city of Ilvernath is thrust in...

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Readers on PangoBooks have mixed feelings about this book. Some praise its engaging plot, unique magic system, and multi-perspective storytelling, drawing favorable comparisons to "The Hunger Games" with a magical twist. However, a few readers found the pacing to be problematic and were not as inves...

✨Lydia’s Bookshop✨

36 book reviews

Jul 20, 2023

This book is AMAZING!! Its basically like hugher games but with magic and spell casting! I really liked the magic system and the history of the land/tournament. I also really enjoyed the characters and how it jumped between different points of view! This book kept me gripped until the very last pag...

yunotyou

70 book reviews

Aug 6, 2023

Trust no one in this book. Everyone has a motive. I really enjoyed reading this book. One moment, I was at 30%, then a moment later, I happened at be at 80% . It went by so quickly, but in a really good way. The gist of the plot goes like so: every generation, seven families sacrifice one person t...

Bianca R.

160 book reviews

Jul 25, 2023

Such an interesting concept, that ultimately falls flat due to the pacing of the novel. If the games were introduced earlier (and hear me out a little more bloody) this would've been a higher rated read for me, but by the time we got to the competition, my mind was elsewhere (read: Allister Lowe and...