Bray rolled to her back, still smiling, as she stared up at the ceiling. One was filled with light and the other was filled with darkness. Their new neighbors were Wes and Luca and I couldn’t wait for all of them to meet! But Brenik and Bray’s past set them up on two entirely different journeys. While they lived in a tree, a second round of neighbors now occupied the house next door. They came to Earth, after escaping from their world Laith, since their kind was being hunted down and slaughtered. We followed siblings, Brenik and Bray, who were fairy like creatures that called themselves bats. So if you adore fantasy books and want to read something that is unlike anything you’ve ever read before, definitely add this one to your list! Each day she had carved a new word into the wood: selfish, lost, hate, missed, broken, insanity, misunderstood, heart, longing, and Hook. It was such a unique book! Especially since it was set in the 90s, I was obsessed with all of the mentions from the past.

Review:Ĭlouded by Envy was not only filled with complex characters, but it was unlike anything else I have ever read. The curse not only damages those who get close to Brenik, but it could also destroy whatever is blooming between Bray and Wes. When Bray reunites with Brenik, she realizes she must help him break the curse after she discovers the need for blood is beginning to overpower him. But worrying over where Brenik has vanished to always remains in the back of her mind. Through Wes, Bray learns there can be more to life than waiting within a tree. When a human boy and his brother, Wes, find her, a new friendship is struck. Living in a tree trunk for the past year hasn’t been easy for Bray, more so after her brother disappears again. Though true humanity is not an option, he will accept the curse that will alter him to get as close as he can. After escaping their world of Laith, and living on Earth for ten years, Brenik attempts to strike a deal with the Stone of Desire to become human.

While Brenik spent his time in her shadows, never feeling he was enough. Growing up as fairy-like creatures, known as bats, everything came easier to Bray. Brenik has always been envious of his twin sister, Bray.

Vault of Glass by Candace Robinson