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Blood of Eden #2.5
Zeke's Letter to Allie
Blood of Eden story
1 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 2014
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July 19, 2019
It should have been added to the third book as a prologue. It would have given it more impact.
Too many people have not read this letter because is not in the books, pity.
Amazing series.
My Reviews in the Blood of Eden Series:
Book 0.5: Dawn of Eden
Book 1: The Immortal Rules
Book 2: Eternity Cure
Book 2.5: Zeke's Letter to Allie
Book 3: The Forever Song
Too many people have not read this letter because is not in the books, pity.
Amazing series.
My Reviews in the Blood of Eden Series:
Book 0.5: Dawn of Eden
Book 1: The Immortal Rules
Book 2: Eternity Cure
Book 2.5: Zeke's Letter to Allie
Book 3: The Forever Song
February 7, 2016
I never, NEVER liked Zeke, the thought of him and Allie............ 
I leaned towards Jackal, just something about his rugged bad-boy, bluntness is freaking sexy as hell.
Fine, this letter was cute and and all, but NO ZEKE JUST NO.
I leaned towards Jackal, just something about his rugged bad-boy, bluntness is freaking sexy as hell. Fine, this letter was cute and and all, but NO ZEKE JUST NO.
June 4, 2018
I had intended to read Zeke’s Letter to Allie between my reading of The Eternity Cure and The Forever Song, yet the ending of the second book resulted in me diving straight into the third book. Thus, I dove into this little extra at the end of the series.
I’m not the biggest lover of these kinds of extras, yet with how much everyone else seemed to love this I couldn’t help but be intrigued. With it being less than a page long, I decided to give it a quick read. After all, it wouldn’t take up much time, and I would get to see what everyone was on about.
In truth, this doesn’t add anything to the story at all. To me, it was nothing more than a sappy couple of paragraphs. Had this been an epilogue for book two or a prologue for book three, I may have appreciated it more. As it was, I didn’t care much for it at all. It sounded far too childish for how I imagined Zeke, and then it fell into the trap I hate – where characters write what is happening and ignore the event to continue the message. In the real world, you stop and answer the door.
As I said, though, it’s less than a page, so it wasn’t as though I spent too long on this – less than a minute, in fact.
I’m not the biggest lover of these kinds of extras, yet with how much everyone else seemed to love this I couldn’t help but be intrigued. With it being less than a page long, I decided to give it a quick read. After all, it wouldn’t take up much time, and I would get to see what everyone was on about.
In truth, this doesn’t add anything to the story at all. To me, it was nothing more than a sappy couple of paragraphs. Had this been an epilogue for book two or a prologue for book three, I may have appreciated it more. As it was, I didn’t care much for it at all. It sounded far too childish for how I imagined Zeke, and then it fell into the trap I hate – where characters write what is happening and ignore the event to continue the message. In the real world, you stop and answer the door.
As I said, though, it’s less than a page, so it wasn’t as though I spent too long on this – less than a minute, in fact.
June 12, 2015
Awww. There's something so sweet about guys writing their feelings out in a letter, especially in this day and age when technology is blowing up (and yes, I realise that this was set 60 years in the future during an apocalypse - it doesn't make it any less so)
Zeke pours his heart out to the vampire girl he adores, and it's something I would stick to my wall and worship as it's so amazingly beautiful.
Zeke x Allie forever!
Zeke pours his heart out to the vampire girl he adores, and it's something I would stick to my wall and worship as it's so amazingly beautiful.
Zeke x Allie forever!
January 25, 2015
Rating: 3.5/5
Awww Zeke <3
Awww Zeke <3
January 2, 2016
Rating: 3.5/5
Okay... I was sure I read this before, but oh well... Not much to say besides that I loved this letter. There's something about a guy writing a letter to express his feelings.
Okay... I was sure I read this before, but oh well... Not much to say besides that I loved this letter. There's something about a guy writing a letter to express his feelings.
May 10, 2015
this was a nice find but disappointing because it was sappy.
June 20, 2015
Aaawwwwh, Zeke!! <3
October 4, 2018
After just having finished Eternity Cure this finished what that book started. Whyyyyy? 😭😭😭
July 13, 2023
literally a page but so cute i love allison & zeke so bad 🥹
September 5, 2022
Oh my melting heart .. don't open the door Zeke .. please (*sniffles*)
I love you too
I love you too
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June 14, 2016Wow that was depressing. It really is just a letter, too. (If what I found on Pinterest is the actual thing, that is)(I honestly feel like cheating for counting this one in the Goodreads Reading Challenge). Makes you get upset all over again if you were already devastated by the end of the second book. I, on the other hand, being the person I am, looked it up prior to actually reading the book, and thankfully what happened was major enough that someone edited on the series' Wiki, so I knew what was coming, therefore didn't grief as much.
August 7, 2014
Zeke, oh man what can we say but wish you would have told Allie how you felt sooner and in person!
Having read the trilogy in it's entirety and then now reading this it broke my heart all over again but in remembering it all turned out for the best so despite the emotional response to reading a make believe characters make believe thoughts it left me with a smile which is what counts!
Having read the trilogy in it's entirety and then now reading this it broke my heart all over again but in remembering it all turned out for the best so despite the emotional response to reading a make believe characters make believe thoughts it left me with a smile which is what counts!
August 28, 2015
Oh, goodness. This sweet guy! How much more charming can you be?
And while I'm reading the letter, this guy below is who I am picturing Zeke with.
And while I'm reading the letter, this guy below is who I am picturing Zeke with.
July 26, 2014
One word...*SWOON*
April 19, 2015
Oh my god Zeke! I...I...I can't right now.
July 31, 2015
Really cute but it didnt really add anything to the story
October 28, 2015
My heart might be swooning a little... just a little bit.
Ok. A lot.
Ok. A lot.
January 31, 2021
My heart is breaking! Zeke!
April 25, 2015
So romantic <3
January 27, 2024
Here’s the main problem: why do I have to search online for a half a page letter which totally should have existed as a part of The Eternity Cure? It literally makes no sense why this extract wasn’t in that book.
Let me explain: in the Eternity Cure (not a spoiler, don’t sweat it) a conversation between Allie and Zeke happens but is interrupted. This happens towards the end of the book, prior to a large event. The letter you’ve no doubt had to Google to read yourself is written in between that interrupted conversation and the big event - it’s Zeke’s completely trivial and gushy musings from what he wished he’d said at that conversation (no points for guessing what that is and, incidentally, this dramatised level of mushy stuff js exactly why I didn’t necessarily buy into Zeke as a character for a long time). So this letter should have been in the book, it’s relevant only to that gap in time in the book and holds little meaning, and also it must be about 200 words - it’s not worthy of bonus content we have to search for!
I’ll tell you why else it doesn’t work - and yes, I’m really salty about this. It’s because the content of this letter to Allie only has emotional meaning, if it does at all, if read in book two and if read during that gap in time. If you read it even as an epilogue for book two, after said big event, the emotional pull from it, the injustice of it being left unsaid, genuinely no longer matters.
So no, this is not worth your time. I’m annoyed at myself for wasting mine looking for it! (If you insist though, read it after that interrupted conversation towards the end of book two so you’ve at least got a chance of benefitting from your efforts!).
Let me explain: in the Eternity Cure (not a spoiler, don’t sweat it) a conversation between Allie and Zeke happens but is interrupted. This happens towards the end of the book, prior to a large event. The letter you’ve no doubt had to Google to read yourself is written in between that interrupted conversation and the big event - it’s Zeke’s completely trivial and gushy musings from what he wished he’d said at that conversation (no points for guessing what that is and, incidentally, this dramatised level of mushy stuff js exactly why I didn’t necessarily buy into Zeke as a character for a long time). So this letter should have been in the book, it’s relevant only to that gap in time in the book and holds little meaning, and also it must be about 200 words - it’s not worthy of bonus content we have to search for!
I’ll tell you why else it doesn’t work - and yes, I’m really salty about this. It’s because the content of this letter to Allie only has emotional meaning, if it does at all, if read in book two and if read during that gap in time. If you read it even as an epilogue for book two, after said big event, the emotional pull from it, the injustice of it being left unsaid, genuinely no longer matters.
So no, this is not worth your time. I’m annoyed at myself for wasting mine looking for it! (If you insist though, read it after that interrupted conversation towards the end of book two so you’ve at least got a chance of benefitting from your efforts!).
June 1, 2019
Ehh...this should have been included at the end of Eternity Cure or the beginning of Forever Song. Maybe I would have liked it more then. Idk. Probably not. I guess I was expecting more from something listed as a separate work of writing on goodreads.
The letter doesn't even sound that much like Zeke and it narrates more like a book than someone writing an actual letter. I kinda wish I could un-read it because it makes me lose a bit of respect for Zeke. It makes him sound childish.
The letter doesn't even sound that much like Zeke and it narrates more like a book than someone writing an actual letter. I kinda wish I could un-read it because it makes me lose a bit of respect for Zeke. It makes him sound childish.
September 1, 2017
All the feels! This was a little heartbreaking. I am glad that the author made this letter available for us to read. Oh, Zeke...
This letter counts towards world-building for the series. It's basically just making sure things don't go left unsaid... sorta.
This letter counts towards world-building for the series. It's basically just making sure things don't go left unsaid... sorta.
July 13, 2017
It should be in the books as part of the prologue...
Short and cute.
Short and cute.
August 24, 2017
I CAN'T WAIT TO READ MORE ABOUT THIS SERIES
April 10, 2018
Omg this is awesome I really wish this was included in the book!!! So glad I've read it even though I've finished the series
June 21, 2019
I ship Zeke and Allie. I wish I read this before the final book but oh well. I loved it. Zeke is sweet and kind.
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November 27, 2019Found at this website
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https://b00kstuff.blogspot.com/p/the-...
January 21, 2020
I forgot to read this when I finished the last book so we're doing it now.
It was good, but I feel like it would've been more impactful if it was in the final book.
It was good, but I feel like it would've been more impactful if it was in the final book.
May 29, 2020
Just one page. This should be the prologue of the next book.
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