I am a huge fan of both Adalyn Grace and the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series, so naturally The Wretched Divine was an auto-read for me. And it did not disappoint. This book pulled me in from page one, with the same enthralling pull that Belladonna had. The author manages to master the immersive part of a story like few others. Adalyn Grace's new world is dark and full of tension between angels and demons - and it definitely has an adult vibe. The story follows Aurelie, a human knight caught between a war of angels and demons - and even more personally between a very specific demon and a very specific angel . Hence even more tension. I confess that the middle-part was too romance-heavy for me and I would have wished for more plot there. But the ending - oh the ending pulled me in all over again! Sure, some of the twists and turns weren’t too surprising, but that didn’t take away from my enjoyment. I can’t wait for book two!! 4.5/5 stars Thank you to @NetGalley and @MacmillanUS for the eARC! #TheWretchedDivine #Bookstagram #NetGalley