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josy's review against another edition
4.0
A big thank you to my dear friend Simone, who gifted me this audiobook
cewhisenant's review against another edition
5.0
As always, I read it too fast and not fast enough.
I’m not sure what I’m going to do when this series formally ends and I have to find something else to pin after besides more Patrick and Jono content.
*An ARC was provided by A Novel Take PR and the author in exchange for an honest review*
I’m not sure what I’m going to do when this series formally ends and I have to find something else to pin after besides more Patrick and Jono content.
*An ARC was provided by A Novel Take PR and the author in exchange for an honest review*
macaroonheather's review against another edition
5.0
DEAR GOD IT WAS SO INTENSE
MY HEART IS SCREAMING
Also my sweet child Wade why are you so precious.
MY HEART IS SCREAMING
Also my sweet child Wade why are you so precious.
kumabear's review against another edition
5.0
5 Stars
Major spoilers ahead, proceed with caution.
An Echo in the Sorrow is the second to last book of the Soulbound series written by Hailey Turner. It starts a while after the last book ended. Jono's pack is slowly gaining more members and territory in New York. Yousef and Estelle, of course, are not making it easy for Jono and Patrick. After a murder, Patrick is put under arrest. His whole life is out for the public to know which puts him under some watchful eyes. As usual, the gods get in the way of everything and makes the pack's lives much harder. Jono and Patrick’s soulbond is tested harder than ever. And Patrick’s grandmother and only living relative now knows he is alive. What else can go wrong?
I absolutely love Wade in this book. He is so protective over Patrick and it is absolutely adorable. He even shares his food with Patrick, which says a lot. You see him come into his dragon power more in this book. Poor Patrick is put through the wringer in the book. Emotionally and physically. I am not quite sure how much more he can take. While being a mage, he is basically still human. I know the gods need him so they will not let him die, right? Jono really shows his strength in this book. Both in his feelings for Patrick and how he cares for his pack.
This book does not end with a cliffhanger which I liked but it does leave me thinking about the next book... the last book. Just thinking the next book is the last makes me so sad. What else can Hailey Turner put our favorite pack through? They have to have a happy ever after, right? She isn’t that evil, is she? There are so many things I hope will happen and there are so many things Hailey Turner can make happen, which scares me. I cannot wait for the next book. Patrick and Jono have to be one of my favorite couples of all time and this book left me with a heck of a book hangover. Hurry up October so I can know how this ends.
*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie for my reading pleasure, a review isn't a requirement. ***
Major spoilers ahead, proceed with caution.
An Echo in the Sorrow is the second to last book of the Soulbound series written by Hailey Turner. It starts a while after the last book ended. Jono's pack is slowly gaining more members and territory in New York. Yousef and Estelle, of course, are not making it easy for Jono and Patrick. After a murder, Patrick is put under arrest. His whole life is out for the public to know which puts him under some watchful eyes. As usual, the gods get in the way of everything and makes the pack's lives much harder. Jono and Patrick’s soulbond is tested harder than ever. And Patrick’s grandmother and only living relative now knows he is alive. What else can go wrong?
I absolutely love Wade in this book. He is so protective over Patrick and it is absolutely adorable. He even shares his food with Patrick, which says a lot. You see him come into his dragon power more in this book. Poor Patrick is put through the wringer in the book. Emotionally and physically. I am not quite sure how much more he can take. While being a mage, he is basically still human. I know the gods need him so they will not let him die, right? Jono really shows his strength in this book. Both in his feelings for Patrick and how he cares for his pack.
This book does not end with a cliffhanger which I liked but it does leave me thinking about the next book... the last book. Just thinking the next book is the last makes me so sad. What else can Hailey Turner put our favorite pack through? They have to have a happy ever after, right? She isn’t that evil, is she? There are so many things I hope will happen and there are so many things Hailey Turner can make happen, which scares me. I cannot wait for the next book. Patrick and Jono have to be one of my favorite couples of all time and this book left me with a heck of a book hangover. Hurry up October so I can know how this ends.
*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie for my reading pleasure, a review isn't a requirement. ***
pj_friel's review
5.0
IIRC, the author talked about this book's core theme being "Actions have consequences, Patrick." She was not kidding. I won't say anything more about that because you really just need to read the book, but only if you've read the previous ones. This is a series that needs to be read in order for full understanding and impact. And wow...what an impact, like rock me to my core, gasp out loud kind of impact.
An Echo in the Sorrow was non-stop action from the getgo. The hits just kept on coming for Patrick and Jono and there were many times when I wondered how they were going to get out of the situation they found themselves in. Often, they had help, but sometimes the help just made things worse (which made me cackle happily). The previous book felt just a little repetitive to me (How many times can Patrick go off half-cocked? Will Wade EVER stop eating?). I did NOT feel that way with this book. Everything was balanced perfectly–action, drama, humor, and a little bit of Patrick & Jono sexy times. *chef's kiss*
I hate that we're coming to the end of this series. It's been a fantastic journey thus far but so often the last book of a series can ruin everything that's come before. I'm not worried about that in this case. I am a ride-or-die reader for Hailey Turner. She's earned my trust, so I can't wait to see what she does in the finale. I know it's gonna be amazing. (No pressure. lol.)
An Echo in the Sorrow was non-stop action from the getgo. The hits just kept on coming for Patrick and Jono and there were many times when I wondered how they were going to get out of the situation they found themselves in. Often, they had help, but sometimes the help just made things worse (which made me cackle happily). The previous book felt just a little repetitive to me (How many times can Patrick go off half-cocked? Will Wade EVER stop eating?). I did NOT feel that way with this book. Everything was balanced perfectly–action, drama, humor, and a little bit of Patrick & Jono sexy times. *chef's kiss*
I hate that we're coming to the end of this series. It's been a fantastic journey thus far but so often the last book of a series can ruin everything that's come before. I'm not worried about that in this case. I am a ride-or-die reader for Hailey Turner. She's earned my trust, so I can't wait to see what she does in the finale. I know it's gonna be amazing. (No pressure. lol.)
caitlinbramwell's review
adventurous
dark
emotional
funny
mysterious
tense
fast-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? Yes
4.5
paulalovesbooks's review against another edition
4.0
Casi me da un infarto, pero he sobrevivido. Ya quiero saber el final de la saga y que porfaaaa sea final feliz ajsjajsa porque los personajes se lo merecen. MERECEN ESAS VACACIONES!!!! huelo el drama en el próximo libro, el drama y el peligro.
flo77k's review
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-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
5.0
brim010's review
challenging
dark
emotional
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0