LEAVE THE WINDOW OPEN BY VICTORIA SCHWAB

If you have read The Archived AND The Unbound, and enjoyed them, go read this short story:


http://veschwab.wordpress.com/2015/01/06/leave-the-window-open-a-wesley-ayers-story/


It is set right after the end of The Unbound and told from Wesley’s POV.


It is really short, but a nice read if you like this series. It is one of my favorites. I want to reread both books at some point and I really hope there comes to be a third book.

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