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4.28 AVERAGE
4.28 AVERAGE
Mi viene da piangere al pensiero di essere arrivata alla fine di questa trilogia. Amani, Jin, Shazad, Ahmed e tutti gli altri mi mancheranno un sacco.
Mi sono immersa in questa trilogia al punto che ammetto di aver pianto verso la fine - non ho saputo trattenermi.
Dopotutto, è un finale eccezionale per una trilogia altrettanto magnifica!
Mi sono immersa in questa trilogia al punto che ammetto di aver pianto verso la fine - non ho saputo trattenermi.
Dopotutto, è un finale eccezionale per una trilogia altrettanto magnifica!
Wow. Just wow.
This book was amazing, the complexity of the storyline and the way the author has portrayed it and the characters has left me speechless.
This book was amazing, the complexity of the storyline and the way the author has portrayed it and the characters has left me speechless.
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
I was going to rate it lower at first it felt hard to get through after reading the first two in the trilogy and feeling like I had already read this book but the last half of the book had me crying and happy and reflective I enjoyed it a lot more near the end so I went from rating it 2.75 my version of read able ok but not really good to a 3.5 it was good the last half was great I couldn’t put it down so I gave it a 3.5
I was a bit worried reading this book after the second book fell into the sequel slump, but this series definitely ended with a bang.
Firstly, Hamilton learned her lesson and put a CHARACTER CHART in the front of the book. You could refresh over who some of the characters were as well as who was still alive/death/missing, etc. Super helpful and I wish she did it last book.
Other things I liked was Amani getting a bit of her sass back, which was great because she was boring last book. We also got more time with Sam, who was super hilarious and added a much needed comedic line whenever there was a tense moment. He's totally became my favorite character (and not just because I have a weakness for Sams). Since this was the last book, some of our favorite characters throughout the series had to die, or get mangled or sacrifice themselves nobly and I'll admit, I cried. I cried a lot.
Firstly, Hamilton learned her lesson and put a CHARACTER CHART in the front of the book. You could refresh over who some of the characters were as well as who was still alive/death/missing, etc. Super helpful and I wish she did it last book.
Other things I liked was Amani getting a bit of her sass back, which was great because she was boring last book. We also got more time with Sam, who was super hilarious and added a much needed comedic line whenever there was a tense moment. He's totally became my favorite character (and not just because I have a weakness for Sams). Since this was the last book, some of our favorite characters throughout the series had to die, or get mangled or sacrifice themselves nobly and I'll admit, I cried. I cried a lot.
The first volume of this trilogy was a lot of fun. It's a pity the author was unable to keep the good work up through three volumes. By the third, the story trudges along, and is punctuated by seemingly endless self-pitying introspections on the part of the heroine.
adventurous
emotional
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Content Warnings
Moderate: Violence, Pregnancy, War
Hero at the End is a good finale to a series I enjoyed. It’s a little more predictable than I would have liked, but the novel tied up all the loose ends.
So much of this book was amazing, I had to give it 5 stars. I kept trying to sneak in just a few more pages when I didn't really have the time to read because I had to know what was going to happen next.
The perfect series for gifting friends who rarely read, in order to change their minds on books