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No injection can cure love. Only life can do that.

Deep in the darkest tunnels hide the last of the
resistance fighters. Hunted by the savage Furies and the ruthless Bloods, they
live in constant peril. The only means of survival is to seek strength in
family and find courage in love. So what happens when love is cured, scoured
away, leaving death in its place?

In the final battle for freedom, there are no lines that
won’t be crossed. And for Josi this means becoming the creature she fears most
of all: the girl with a blood moon heart.

The gripping conclusion to the dystopian trilogy The
Cure, ‘Limerence’ is a love story for the monsters within.

Perfect for fans of Pierce Brown, Laini Taylor and Maggie
Stiefvater.

This book can be pre- ordered on Amazon.

A view weeks ago I began reading this amazing series by
starting in the first book ‘Fury’. Shortly after I began reading the second
book ‘Melancholy’. And soon it was time to read the last book in the series
called ‘Limerence’. I was really looking forward to reading this last book, but
I was also dreading it. I loved this series from the very first page in ‘Fury’,
and although I really wanted to know how this story would end, I really wasn’t ready
to let this series and the characters go.

“Limerence is
romantic love. Desperate, aching, shivering, can’t think, can’t eat, can’t
sleep love. It’s the obsessive demanding part of love that turns us into
slaves.”

In ‘Limerence’ we re-enter the world of Josephine and
Luke. A lot has happened since the ending of ‘Melancholy’ and the beginning of
‘Limerence’. And it definitely was a little shocking to find out how Josephine
and Luke were now, months later. But thankfully, this book, just like the other
two books, is written from the past and the future. During the story we switch
from the past to the future and back again. This is such an interesting way of
writing, and it made this story even more intense than it already was.

Throughout this book a lot of questions I had since the
beginning of this series were answered. And a lot of these answers were
definitely not what I expected. Just as with the first two book I devoured the
pages of ‘Limerence’. I just loved it so much. Charlotte McConaghy definitely
has a way of making you feel all kinds of emotions while reading this series.
At the end of ‘Limerence’ I honestly felt like I had been riding a
roller-coaster. I was sad, devastated, confused, happy and above all I was
touched. This series was so intense and I really came to love those two main
characters Josephine and Luke.

A lot is happening in ‘Limerence’ and there were
definitely some shocking developments. This book definitely made me ‘oehh’ and
‘aww’ out loud at times. Other moments I just didn’t know how I would be able
to keep sitting because it just became so intense.

The world were Josephine and Luke life in, is definitely
terrible but also has it’s beautiful parts. I find it really impressive that a
person can come up with a world like this. And also being able to make the
readers still fall in love with this this world and all the creatures that
lived inside it. I just loved getting to know this world and the characters.
Josephine and Luke definitely are characters I will remember for a long time.

And now, although I am sad that it ended.. I couldn’t
have wished for a better ending to this series. This series definitely is one
of my favorites and I’m getting those paperbacks, because this series just
needs to be on my bookshelf. 

When emotions are erased from the world, creating a
civilization of mindless drones, only those with fury can survive.

On the same day each year Josephine Luquet wakes naked, shivering and covered
in blood that is not her own. Under the cold gaze of the blood moon she is
someone else entirely, but when dawn breaks her memories vanish and she is left
with only an icy horror, a burning fury. Amid a sea of ‘drones’, she alone
hasn’t been cured.

Then she meets Luke. He isn’t like the other drones. With secrets behind his
eyes, he is the only one determined to help Josephine discover the truth before
the next blood moon rises.

But time is running out. Is Luke willing to risk his life to be near her? Does
he truly understand what violence she is capable of?

Raw and full of passion, Fury is a story of love in a dystopian world, and how
much we are willing to forgive in the struggle to remember our humanity.

For my review of ‘Fury’ please go here.  

About ‘Melancholy’ (The Cure #2):

Here in the west they know a lot about hope. They know
how to ration it just as they do with food and water.