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351 pages, Hardcover
First published August 28, 2012
Dimitri smiled and put his arm around me. “Don’t you believe in fate, Roza?”
“Sure,” I said. “Just not in your grandmother’s crazy vague predictions.”
“Doesn’t sound that crazy to me,” he teased.
“You’re as crazy as her.”
He kissed the top of my head. “I had a feeling you’d say that.”
I wasn’t the Chosen One.
What distinguishes me is that I chose myself.
"I haven't even really tried," he said, in a rare moment of arrogance. "When I want to, I can be very persuasive."
“Yeah? Prove it."
His lips moved toward mine. "I was hoping you'd say that."
Dimitri smiled and put his arm around me. "Don't you believe in fate, Roza?"
Rose and Dimitri go to his hometown Baia in Siberia, to inform and prove to Dimitri's family that he's no longer a strigoi. Naturally, all the relatives are happy about the news, and the celebration is in order. But, of course, there are very few moments when Rose and Dimitri can truly relax. And just like that, they are once again doing what is their purpose - fighting a strigoi.
Rose and Dimitri are very cute to each other through out the whole story. They are very much in love, and there was one special moment, when a possible wedding was mentioned. I just love these two. What's so great about Rose and Dimitri is that they are absolutely strong and independent as persons, but being together they make each other even better.
The fighting scenes was just like many others in the 'Vampire Academy' books, very intense and graphic. Of course, there's no need to say who won. It was entertaining, only I wish the story focused more on Rose and Dimitri' life and plans for the future. I imagine even if they can be together now openly, it's not that easy with their jobs. Other than that, the novella was a very nice conclusion to this wonderful series.