![]() ![]() Zivah is the former, Dineas is the latter, and together, they set out on a task to spy on the army that has invaded and conquered their homes. The illness leaves its victims in one of two states: rosemarked – which leaves the individual with red scars, a dormant and contagious illness, and inescapable death within a few years – or umbermarked – which leaves them with brown scars, fully healed, non-contagious, and free to live out the rest of their happy little lives. The book alternates perspectives between Zivah, a young healer, and Dineas, a rebel soldier, both of whom have been cursed with the rose plague. I just can’t seem to get attached enough to the story or the characters to finish it. I’ve been working on it since November 1st (so, just over a month), and I’m only at 63%, despite many other books having come and gone in the last month. I really, really, hate to do this, but I have to put this book down. ![]()
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