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nathalyalvarez's review against another edition
4.0
Lo sé, esta reseña no le hace ni la menor justicia a este libro.
Así que, este es el último libro de la trilogía y estaba ansiosa por saber como sería el final, sobretodo el misterio sobre el conde de Saint German y las profecías ¡Y sobre Paul y Lucy!
Me gustaron mucho los personajes de Gwen y Gideon, como maduraron ambos, el romance entre ellos realmente se dio a mostrar. Sin ser empalagoso, claro está. También me gustaron Leslie y Xemerius que muy seguido me hicieron sonreír.
En mi opinión fue muy divertido leerlo, pero al final fue un poco frustrante porque parecía como si el autor tuvo que darle un fin a la trilogía aunque ese fin no fuera ni la mitad de bueno de lo que fueron los libros. Todo estaba tan bien pensado para el final luego allí estaba... la pequeña escena dramática y el misterio se había ido. Sin embargo, creo que todos los que disfrutamos las historias de fantasía sobre viajeros del tiempo no estaríamos demasiado decepcionados con la historia.
Ademas de que todas la teoría que tenia sobre este libro realmente se cumplieron. Pero sigo queriendo saber que fue de los personajes, ese final fue demasiado abierto. ¡¿Qué paso con Gideon y Gwen?! ¿y Charlotte se consiguió un novio? ¿y con Leslie y Raphael? Dios sabe que necesito saber eso.
De cualquier manera, realmente amé esta trilogía. Disfrute muchísimo leyéndola.
Así que, este es el último libro de la trilogía y estaba ansiosa por saber como sería el final, sobretodo el misterio sobre el conde de Saint German y las profecías ¡Y sobre Paul y Lucy!
Me gustaron mucho los personajes de Gwen y Gideon, como maduraron ambos, el romance entre ellos realmente se dio a mostrar. Sin ser empalagoso, claro está. También me gustaron Leslie y Xemerius que muy seguido me hicieron sonreír.
En mi opinión fue muy divertido leerlo, pero al final fue un poco frustrante porque parecía como si el autor tuvo que darle un fin a la trilogía aunque ese fin no fuera ni la mitad de bueno de lo que fueron los libros. Todo estaba tan bien pensado para el final luego allí estaba... la pequeña escena dramática y el misterio se había ido. Sin embargo, creo que todos los que disfrutamos las historias de fantasía sobre viajeros del tiempo no estaríamos demasiado decepcionados con la historia.
Ademas de que todas la teoría que tenia sobre este libro realmente se cumplieron.
Spoiler
¡Paul y Lucy si son los padres de Gwen!De cualquier manera, realmente amé esta trilogía. Disfrute muchísimo leyéndola.
literaryinluv's review against another edition
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
desideesdanslatete's review against another edition
3.0
De façon générale j'aime bien la série. Elle est facile à lire avec des livres suffisamment rempli pour nous laisser nous attacher au personnages et nous immergé dans l'histoire mais pas trop long ce qui pourrait nous noyer. J'ai été particulièrement touché par Leslie. Mais dans ce tome j'ai été un peu déçue par la fin que j'attendais plus extraordinaire.
bookiezeeb's review against another edition
adventurous
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
The plot is choppy but and endearing listen
champanja's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
a_fantasy_lover's review against another edition
3.0
The book was great. The plot was great. The romance was downright childish and weird especially when it came to Gwyneth. Maybe that's how the book can be summarized. Now the details.
There are a few things that weren't cleared out in the book. First, why did Dr. White help Gwyenth when she was pretending to be sick? He was literally the last person to do that. Second, how did Lucas have the chronograph? One is in the future the other is in the past, so maybe Mr. Bernard (who seems to be Gwyneth's brother but with complications in between) was the one to pass it down from Lucy and Paul. Third, I think that the ending was a little rushed. I mean like Gwyneth and Gideon are now immortal, okay, now what? No mention of what happened to the Lodge after the events was there, nor the rest of Gwyneth's family, and there was no scene between the two main characters which gives any hints of what'll happen next. Nor did they discuss the idea that Lesley won't stay with Gwenyth all her life cause she isn't immortal, but maybe that last one didn't have to be there.
Other than - which seemed alot - the writer did an amazing job with explaining how the time traveling worked as I feel that this in particular can prove to be rather difficult for someone to write it in such detail and interwine everything together so it can make sense. I loved how the two main character and Lesley and Rapheal had this little like mystery solving thing and I definitely loved Gwyneth's little siblings (which are not her actual siblings now). Oh and I was definitely laughing throughout the whole book. The style of writing and the conversations are hilarious in this series.
The ending may have been rushed, and I mean RUSHED (I would've definitely like if there was an epilogue or another chapter saying something like '20 years later' or '100 years later' and just say some things that happened), but I liked the sequence of events and some of the characters, so it is a good series. Only if you don't mind how it ends abruptly.
There are a few things that weren't cleared out in the book. First, why did Dr. White help Gwyenth when she was pretending to be sick? He was literally the last person to do that. Second, how did Lucas have the chronograph? One is in the future the other is in the past, so maybe Mr. Bernard (who seems to be Gwyneth's brother but with complications in between) was the one to pass it down from Lucy and Paul. Third, I think that the ending was a little rushed. I mean like Gwyneth and Gideon are now immortal, okay, now what? No mention of what happened to the Lodge after the events was there, nor the rest of Gwyneth's family, and there was no scene between the two main characters which gives any hints of what'll happen next. Nor did they discuss the idea that Lesley won't stay with Gwenyth all her life cause she isn't immortal, but maybe that last one didn't have to be there.
Other than - which seemed alot - the writer did an amazing job with explaining how the time traveling worked as I feel that this in particular can prove to be rather difficult for someone to write it in such detail and interwine everything together so it can make sense. I loved how the two main character and Lesley and Rapheal had this little like mystery solving thing and I definitely loved Gwyneth's little siblings (which are not her actual siblings now). Oh and I was definitely laughing throughout the whole book. The style of writing and the conversations are hilarious in this series.
The ending may have been rushed, and I mean RUSHED (I would've definitely like if there was an epilogue or another chapter saying something like '20 years later' or '100 years later' and just say some things that happened), but I liked the sequence of events and some of the characters, so it is a good series. Only if you don't mind how it ends abruptly.
inessova's review
3.0
I have mixed feelings about the ending. It wasn't enough and the last revelation made me kind of sad.
nelly06's review against another edition
adventurous
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0