This challenge will go on forever (or as long as I will be reading and blogging, anyway). This is a personal challenge, so to speak. I will be listing down all the books that have my name as one of the characters, no matter how minor or insignificant this character might be. As you might know (or might not), my name is pretty unique, for a girl. I haven’t met anyone with the same name as mine and don’t really see my name used in the printed word or in movies.
My name is EZRAH. Yes, it has an H in the end. I guess my parents wanted it to look girly, or whatever. And yes, it is a male name. *sigh*
Everneath by Brodi Ashton
Character Name: Ezra
Role: insignificant
About: Convenience store clerk that does not give any info to Nikki.
Thoughts: I love (insert sarcasm here) that he looks like a greasy-haired teenager that doesn’t give a sh*t that weird peeps from the underworld appear and disappear in the store.
![✦ ɴᴇᴡ ʀᴇᴠɪᴇᴡ ✦
I FINALLY read The Other Half of the Grave and I am kicking myself for waiting this long to read Bones’ POV! Halfway to the Grave was all in Cat’s POV and I was just so curious on what Bones’ was thinking – because let’s face it, Cat was very immature in Halfway and I couldn’t imagine a master vampire like Bones would put up with her.
The Other Half of the Grave did not disappoint. I love reading the book from Bones’ POV because now we know his thoughts and how he was reacting to Cat’s antics – as frustrating as Cat is! There are also new scenes here because this is Bones’ POV. It gave me another insight into what Bones was thinking.
If you are a fan of the Night Huntress series, then I highly recommend that you read Bones’ POV! If you can read this book alternatively with the OG books in the series, it would even be more immersing.
[Full review on blog. Link in bio]
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Heat Level: 🔥🔥🔥💥
Cover Love: ❤❤❤❤
Audiobook: 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧
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