Legacy of Deth Book 2: Vile Acts by Crea Reitan

 

Legacy of Deth Book 2

The missing black paint told of horrors…

Sometimes rescuing someone once isn’t enough to banish their demons. This is something that has haunted the Deth brothers for a decade. Erez can’t let it go.

It took him ten years to prove that his baby sister didn’t die accidentally. Ten years to uncover horrors that he never imagined plagued her behind the smile she wore.

Now that he’s discovered the truth, Erez and his family are ready to usher in the days of reckoning for such vile acts committed against his sister.

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My Review: 5/5 Stars

Fade has been in love with his best friend for the last five years. But getting Erez to notice? Complete failure. The man is truly oblivious. Doesn’t matter how many dates has taken Erez on or how openly his flirts or states it outright, Erez is just not seeing it in the most true manner. So why hasn’t Fade given up or moved on? Because Fade knows his best friend of the last five years and there is something underneath the surface going on and maybe until he surfaces from that, he won’t see what’s in front of him. And turns out, Fade is right. Erez hasn’t been the same since his sister died. Ten years later and he is haunted by her suicide. He knows she wouldn’t have left with a goodbye but he hasn’t found it. Even when he should have given up long ago, something in his gut tells him he missed something. And for the first time in a long time, he finds a clue. It unlocks the deeper horrors his sister had been through before Erez literally saved her life and brought her home to his family. And he has his family and his best friend, helping them solve the hardest puzzle yet. The answers they find are horrifying in so many terrible, terrible ways. But with each new find, Erez is waking up, maybe even healing in a way, and maybe it will finally let him see what has been in front of him all along. Wow! Definitely one of the more darker books in the Crea-universe, but still so good. I was definitely rooting for Erez to find the answers he had been searching for for so long and glad to see he gets answers. Even when the answers aren’t exactly great. And through the darkness, I loved watching Erez finally see his best friend for the first time. It was truly like he was waking up in a way from his grief. I loved Erez and Fade’s relationship and seeing how close they were as friends and watching it shift into something so much more. It may take Erez a while (yes, a whole while), but the end is so worth it for them to get their happy ending. A great book overall, and I can’t wait to see our last Deth sibling get his book!

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.