Justice:: Lark Taylor

This book was INCREDIBLE.

I'll post a better review when I can form real words and stop crying.

UPDATE :::: It took me almost three entire days to be able to even attempt to write my thoughts down about JUSTICE.

Lark DELIVERED. I went into this story with skyscraper high expectations and Lark delivered on every single one. I absolutely recommend this story, and you really should be emotionally devastated from book one, Patience, before reading Justice. Trust me, it's worth it.

Justice is Matty and Sebastian's story. Sebastian is the centuries old vampire assassin committed to never opening his heart to love after [REDACTED, OH MY GOD IT WILL DESTROY YOU] - but he meets his match in the human embodiment of sunshine that is Matty.

Matty is haunted by [redacted] and fights hard to not let his past dim his smile and his sunshine. He feels an almost instant pull to the grumpy, but kind to HIM, Sebastian.
That is literally all of the story I will give you. You can get that from context clues in book one and the blurb. I refuse to spoil this gem, and you'll appreciate that later.

I'll also say that this gave me all the goodness of a Twilight-esque book without the religious purity angle. Moody vampire and adorable human. Bad guys. Epic moments. Kindness. Tortured [redacted]. 🎶 there's a possibility 🎶 and if you know my fondness for twilight vibes (I still read twilight fanfic) you know that I mean this as a total compliment.

🔪 Did I cry? Yes. It's a Lark book.
🔪 Was the story awesome? Yes.
🔪 Do I recommend? Yes. It's a Lark book.
🔪 Should you read all of her books? YES.

Justice was everything I wanted. Lark, you're amazing. I love you. I loved Matty and Sebastian. I loved JUSTICE.

Reread:03/26/26 
I stand by my original review. This story is excellent and perfect if you're wanting a good cry.



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