Faults in Fate is a novella in Anne Malcom’s The Vein Chronicles series and follows the loveable, sassy, wicked and kicka** Witch Sophie.
Fate was a fickle mistress.
She gave Sophie immortality, magic, and a great tolerance for whisky.
She also made sure Sophie tasted death, made sure it clung to her bones, sank into her marrow.
She gave Sophie power that came from death and brought death with it.
Her own.
And everyone she knew and loved.
If she didn't learn to control it, that was.
She had been meaning to pencil it in, but the apocalypse had been licking at her combat boots and she got busy.
But she was kicking magical butt, because she was awesome.
Then the witch discovered the one thing she couldn't handle, the one thing that would offer complete destruction.
A wolf.
Her wolf.
Broken. Dangerous. Wild.
His life tangled up in hers, without a choice from either of them. A fault in fate, bringing two broken, wild, and dangerous immortals together.
Sophie quite literally screwed the pooch on this one.
I could wait to read this book to follow Sophie and the Wolf, but I was a little disappointed with it. I loved Sophie in Fatal Harmony and Deathless but I found her to be a bit of a b*tch in this book. She is still the powerful, kicka**, sassy witch we know and love, but I felt she was too selfish and nasty towards Conall. I understand she loves and wants her independency and she felt that Conall was taking that away, but I was very disappointed and not happy with the coven scene, that was very uncalled for.
Having said that, I do feel absolutely terrible for Sophie and her future and with the darkness lurking, I do hope she opens up to Conall and Isla soon, as they all make a better team when there is no secrets.
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