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3.59 AVERAGE
3.59 AVERAGE
Great conclusion. This one was especially twisty with lots of strings to unwind to get at the truth and everyone’s motives. Had to stop in the middle to re-read the novellas and refresh my memory on the pieces of those stories that tie into this larger one.
This book was AMAZING!!! I loved the characters and the plot was pretty good! THAT ENDING THOUGH. Each book in this series has what seems like a terrible ending but the last chapter in each take an unexpected turn. All of the secrets and surprises through the book make it such an emotional roller coaster! The relationships between the characters are so dynamic and is perfection! I kinda wish there was a third book though…
I need a Trilogy!
I liked this one as much as the first, which is hard to do. Normally one is always better than the other. The ending though... *spoiler********
I also want to find out who Carys was always meant to be. And does Erik find her bc I want her to get an happy ever after also!!
I liked this one as much as the first, which is hard to do. Normally one is always better than the other. The ending though... *spoiler********
I also want to find out who Carys was always meant to be. And does Erik find her bc I want her to get an happy ever after also!!
This was so much better than the first book. We had enough info dump in the last book to last for a whole series, so this one had a good flow. That ending hurt my heart a little bit, though.
Eden Conquered was a little better then the first book. I had this book already otherwise I wouldn’t have gone out and read it. Still had all of the cons from the first book, but the plot flowed a little better. This book had a lot of twists and turns, some were good and others just brought the book down. I mean the ending was so cliche. I think the author lacked a lot of development for these books and I wish they hadn’t because the potential was there but for me it didn’t hook me.
adventurous
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
so this book was a big improvement from the first. i really loved the character development and it was a lot easier of a read. the plot twists were unexpected and that was well written. overall i enjoyed this second book!
This book was much better than the first! Two reasons: the battles and the focus was on Carys. I’m assuming my disappointment came because at times it felt as if the writer wasn’t sure in which direction she wanted to the book to go in. She couldn’t decide who was the enemy so she made everyone an enemy. I may be judging it too harshly since this is a book for YA readers.
I feel like Andreus was entitled and remained that way the entire series. It was, in my opinion, meh
I feel like Andreus was entitled and remained that way the entire series. It was, in my opinion, meh
3,5 stars
Segunda parte de “Reino dividido”, esta trilogía de fantasía que tiene como protagonistas a dos hermanos que luchan por ocupar el trono del Reino de Eden. Al ser una continuación, no quiero contar mucho para no hacer spoiler, pero lo que sí les adelanto es que en este libro hay más conspiraciones, traiciones, nuevas alianzas, y un gran interés de parte de los protagonistas por saber qué pasó con su padre y su hermano Micah, cuyas muertes, desencadenaron los sucesos del primer libro y la competencia.
El personaje de Carys me había encantado en la primera parte, y en esta segunda entrega vuelve mucho más decidida a no dejarse pasar por encima, y a tomar aquello que le corresponde. El elemento mágico que, el final del primer libro dejó vislumbrar, también se desarrolla mucho más acá, y me gusto mucho esa conexión entre la magia, la naturaleza y el poder. Esta trilogía me está gustando mucho, siempre me termino leyendo estos libros bastante rápido, porque tienen un buen ritmo y una forma de narrar muy amena.
Me sigo quedando por el momento con la primera parte, porque en este libro hay mucho viaje y menos acción. Ahora bien, el final me encantó, tuvo toda esa acción qué me faltó durante el desarrollo y volvió a sorprender en sus capítulos finales, con giros inesperados que, claramente dejan con ganas de leer la conclusión de esta trilogía. La recomiendo mucho si les gustan los libros con entramado político, traiciones, desconfianza y competencia familiar por ocupar el máximo puesto de poder.
Segunda parte de “Reino dividido”, esta trilogía de fantasía que tiene como protagonistas a dos hermanos que luchan por ocupar el trono del Reino de Eden. Al ser una continuación, no quiero contar mucho para no hacer spoiler, pero lo que sí les adelanto es que en este libro hay más conspiraciones, traiciones, nuevas alianzas, y un gran interés de parte de los protagonistas por saber qué pasó con su padre y su hermano Micah, cuyas muertes, desencadenaron los sucesos del primer libro y la competencia.
El personaje de Carys me había encantado en la primera parte, y en esta segunda entrega vuelve mucho más decidida a no dejarse pasar por encima, y a tomar aquello que le corresponde. El elemento mágico que, el final del primer libro dejó vislumbrar, también se desarrolla mucho más acá, y me gusto mucho esa conexión entre la magia, la naturaleza y el poder. Esta trilogía me está gustando mucho, siempre me termino leyendo estos libros bastante rápido, porque tienen un buen ritmo y una forma de narrar muy amena.
Me sigo quedando por el momento con la primera parte, porque en este libro hay mucho viaje y menos acción. Ahora bien, el final me encantó, tuvo toda esa acción qué me faltó durante el desarrollo y volvió a sorprender en sus capítulos finales, con giros inesperados que, claramente dejan con ganas de leer la conclusión de esta trilogía. La recomiendo mucho si les gustan los libros con entramado político, traiciones, desconfianza y competencia familiar por ocupar el máximo puesto de poder.
Andreus has been crowned King of Eden after successfully surviving the Trials and now must learn to navigate court politics as King. Carys, presumed dead, struggles to deal with her new found power as she makes her way home to save her brother and her kingdom.
I did not enjoy the first book, to say the least. The only reason why I read this sequel was because the story had some promise and I wanted to see if the author would improve and start taking the story more seriously. I was wrong.
The author seems determined to tell and not show everything. You are repeatedly beaten over the head with information that has been poorly given out by bad character exposition. None of the characters behave like humans, no one has consistently morals, and did I mention the excessive exposition explaining everything that has happened over and over?
I did not enjoy the first book, to say the least. The only reason why I read this sequel was because the story had some promise and I wanted to see if the author would improve and start taking the story more seriously. I was wrong.
The author seems determined to tell and not show everything. You are repeatedly beaten over the head with information that has been poorly given out by bad character exposition. None of the characters behave like humans, no one has consistently morals, and did I mention the excessive exposition explaining everything that has happened over and over?