Eli Wilde

Set in a dystopian world, Isaac and Macy are on the run. This dialogue-driven story follows their relationship and their approach to their attempt for freedom. Along the way, they encounter new faces they trust as they avoid capture from Finch.


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Frank is tasked to take Rufus's story as he recalls fading memories about his life before he claimed Rufus's name. The story delves into Frank's character long before Rufus talks about his past. The book soon switches to Rufus's point of view through Frank's writing, introducing readers to the 1800s and the consequences of being a vampire in a human world.


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This was an intimate, emotional, and sensual collection of poetry. Wilde does an amazing job of evoking sensations that go beyond just imagery. The journey from cover to cover brings the reader through a variety of emotions. The poems can be quite abstract at times, but that doesn't detract from how they feel. If you love poetry that tugs at you on a more primal level, you're going to enjoy this collection.

Frank is tasked to take Rufus's story as he recalls fading memories about his life before he claimed Rufus's name. The story delves into Frank's character long before Rufus talks about his past. The book soon switches to Rufus's point of view through Frank's writing, introducing readers to the 1800s and the consequences of being a vampire in a human world.


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