Nameless: A Tale of Beauty and Madness

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Were going to talk about 'Nameless: A Tale of Beauty and Madness' by Lili St Crow. Enjoy 😊 

Synopsis! 
Nameless opens up with a little girl lying in the middle road in the winter, rescuing the young girl from the cold a powerful man, Enrico Vultusino, takes her home to raise her as his own, gifting her with the name of Camille. 

The second chapter opens with Cami, the name she goes by, in a special high school with friends and a slight stutter. Cami goes outside after school to find that her 'brother' Nico is home from boarding college, and there to pick her up from school. Nico does things to purposely cause trouble for himself, which bugs Cami, as well as confuse her - Why does he do this he knows better!

After Enrico becomes one of the 'Unbreathing" Nico is due to take over for his father in the position of the 'Seven". 

Even though he messes around Nico is fiercely protective of Cami and on her birthday he asks her to marry him, promising her a great life once she's done school, and he comes into his position of power - she promptly accepts. 

Cami meets a new garden boy - who turns out to be very bad for her - and starts to question everything she's ever thought about herself. Wanting  desperately to know who she really is, Cami starts to question everything, much to the dismay of her fiancée, who's just trying to keep her safe. 


Review time!

Okay I enjoyed reading this book a lot; however, there were some confusing bits they let you blunder through to try and figure out. 

The author does not explain anything of this world she's thrown you into she just launches the story. I fumbled through the first couple of chapters trying to get my pace, but it was still very good! 

The author has created a little bit of her own lingo and it takes a minuet to catch on with what the words mean, it does not hinder the story, but its a little confusing. 

I would recommend this book to anyone, it did not take long to read, and I enjoyed it, it was by no means my favourite book but I still enjoyed it quite a lot. I liked the fairytale aspect of the story, and the fantasy world the author brought about. 


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