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adventurous
challenging
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Boundless was a thrilling end to the Unearthly trilogy.
Our group of angel-bloods finally facing off all their destinies at once and coming to terms with what their purposes truly were.
I have to admit that Hallowed made me a little sceptical that anything would happen in Boundless. Hallowed felt like filler content, just driving us to the next essential plot points. This was not the case for Boundless, which answered not only the questions we had from Unearthly, but filled in all the gaps that Hallowed left.
I will say that it wasn't as good as Unearthly, with moments that felt predictable and others that were completely whiplashing. I was never truly sure of assumptions because of this.
Clara's boy troubles were seemingly over and decided by fate, but her feelings for Tucker didn't fade at all, causing more trouble for her than what it was worth. I enjoyed how Clara's relationships were handled. I enjoyed how both Tucker and Christian never had set roles as the lead or second love interest, they flipped between each role easily.
Clara's friendships and relationships outside of Angel Club and Tucker truly saw the back bench in Boundless, all the praise I had for the friendships being solid in Unearthly tarnished.
The story was well thought out and intriguing. Hallowed was my least favourite of the trilogy, however it did pull everything together reasonably well.
Overall, this was series was a nostalgic read for me. I highly recommend it if you enjoy Fallen or any of the 2010s vampire/angel type YA romances.
Our group of angel-bloods finally facing off all their destinies at once and coming to terms with what their purposes truly were.
I have to admit that Hallowed made me a little sceptical that anything would happen in Boundless. Hallowed felt like filler content, just driving us to the next essential plot points. This was not the case for Boundless, which answered not only the questions we had from Unearthly, but filled in all the gaps that Hallowed left.
I will say that it wasn't as good as Unearthly, with moments that felt predictable and others that were completely whiplashing. I was never truly sure of assumptions because of this.
Clara's boy troubles were seemingly over and decided by fate, but her feelings for Tucker didn't fade at all, causing more trouble for her than what it was worth. I enjoyed how Clara's relationships were handled. I enjoyed how both Tucker and Christian never had set roles as the lead or second love interest, they flipped between each role easily.
Clara's friendships and relationships outside of Angel Club and Tucker truly saw the back bench in Boundless, all the praise I had for the friendships being solid in Unearthly tarnished.
The story was well thought out and intriguing. Hallowed was my least favourite of the trilogy, however it did pull everything together reasonably well.
Overall, this was series was a nostalgic read for me. I highly recommend it if you enjoy Fallen or any of the 2010s vampire/angel type YA romances.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death and Death of parent
gonnachangethislater's review
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
Eh, not bad but not great, I was invested in it, the epilogue is disappointing
Content Warnings
Graphic: Death and Fire/Fire injury
Moderate: Blood and Violence
Minor: Alcohol, Death of parent, Gaslighting, Gun violence, Stalking, and Toxic relationship
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