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What do you mean that’s the end?!?!
I’m don’t know how I’m supposed to wait until book 2 finally comes out
The world building in the book was top tier! As soon as I started this book it drew me in and became impossible to put down! 
As someone who has not read The Count of Monte Cristo yet, I was on the edge of my seat the whole entire book and when it ended I was speechless! I will definitely be first in line to read the next book when it’s released 
There wasn’t any romance between Hunter and Eden but I am really hoping that will happen in the next books
This book, and I have a feeling the rest of this series, is going on my favorites list

“I am not nothing. I have the power to decide. I am in control of this moment.”
“Pain is how we know we’re alive, and you won’t really see how far you’ve come until you acknowledge what you had to survive to get here.”
“Being Jonny is not the same as being nothing. You exist, therefore your life has a purpose. You tell yourself that every day until you believe it.”
“Often we pass by happiness without seeing it, without looking at it, or even if we have seen and looked at it, without recognizing it.”
– Alexandre Dumas 

Dark Academia Vibes
Dual POVs
Revenge Origin Story
Prison Escape?
Gender swapped Characters
Classic Literature Reimagined 
Mysterious Deaths
Magic

OVERVIEW: Before she can rise above them all, she must first fall.

I’m on the precipice of a cliff.
One light breeze away from falling off.

At 16, Eden Fortin sees nothing but a bright future ahead of her. With a valuable promotion on the horizon, she is granted a coveted spot as a debutante alongside her wealthy friend, Fallon Riviere, an important step in escaping the sordid South Bout and securing a future with her beau, Myles Taillefer, the son of a powerful representative.
But the happily ever after of Eden’s fairytale rise will be more dangerous than she realizes.
Hunter Calder, an indentured servant in the Riviere household, is far too familiar with the family’s schemes. Forced to pay off his father’s debt, he discovers a dark secret about the mysterious grimoires Cartier City uses to maintain order. However, revealing the truth might not provide the freedom he seeks.
As Eden becomes overwhelmed with the requirements of high society, her rivals uncover the means to her undoing. Just as grimoire magic works in ripples, so the ruin of Eden Fortin will be the catalyst for bringing Cartier City to its knees.

Filled with suspenseful mystery, shattered dreams, and dire consequences, the first book in this sweeping reimagining of Alexandre Dumas’ masterpiece, The Count of Monte Cristo, invites you into the resplendent world of Cartier City and will make you question everything you know about happy endings.

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