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elaine_1604's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
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? Yes
5.0
eesh25's review against another edition
3.0
I didn't like this book. I just couldn't like it. I am so freaking tired of it that I don't even want to write the review. i had force myself to finish the book. So instead of a full review, I'm gonna write three small points as to why I disliked the book.
1. I hated Layla. From book 1, she has gotten on my nerves. The whole martyr thing that she's got going on and the elf-pity... ugh! I couldn't put up with her.
2. I had accepted that in this series, demons were different. They were like a different species so they could be good or bad or simply okay. And I tried to hold on to that but then it got ridiculous. The demons were kinda pathetic.
3. There's a love triangle. I hate them (all of them except two), simple as that. Also, it bugs me that they only ever have one girl and two guys (99% of the time at least). I am officially taking offence because that's like the authors trying to say that girls are capable of sticking to one guy. That they can't be loyal. It's bullshit and it pisses me off.
And there are so many of them! The last book I read had a love triangle, this one did too and the next one I'm reading also has one. I swear, YA authors need an intervention.
Okay, rant over (I know that the points were supposed to be small but love triangles... *insert frustrated scream*
Finally, I don't recommend the series. The plot isn't that great and neither is the villian. The writing would be more enjoyable if it weren't from the POV of such a horrible protagonist. The romance seems to be the main focus and the world is underdeveloped. And that's all I have to say.
1. I hated Layla. From book 1, she has gotten on my nerves. The whole martyr thing that she's got going on and the elf-pity... ugh! I couldn't put up with her.
2. I had accepted that in this series, demons were different. They were like a different species so they could be good or bad or simply okay. And I tried to hold on to that but then it got ridiculous. The demons were kinda pathetic.
3. There's a love triangle. I hate them (all of them except two), simple as that. Also, it bugs me that they only ever have one girl and two guys (99% of the time at least). I am officially taking offence because that's like the authors trying to say that girls are capable of sticking to one guy. That they can't be loyal. It's bullshit and it pisses me off.
And there are so many of them! The last book I read had a love triangle, this one did too and the next one I'm reading also has one. I swear, YA authors need an intervention.
Okay, rant over (I know that the points were supposed to be small but love triangles... *insert frustrated scream*
Finally, I don't recommend the series. The plot isn't that great and neither is the villian. The writing would be more enjoyable if it weren't from the POV of such a horrible protagonist. The romance seems to be the main focus and the world is underdeveloped. And that's all I have to say.
yodamom's review against another edition
5.0
Woot Woot Woot ! Ring a Ding Ding. Yeah I liked how that worked out. I never wavered in my love of a certain amber eyed hottie, I like them bad and he is B.A.D. :P. That was such a fun satisfying ending I'm going take the weekend off reading any new books to bask in the good feels I'm having.
soulsbooks23's review against another edition
4.0
4,5/5⭐️
Es un muy buen final y la trama que envolvió todo es bastante original, definitivamente me gustaron mucho estos libros y es ideal si quieres adentrarte en el mundo de la fantasía o si tienes un bloqueo lector ya que te devoras estos libros de una.
Tenemos a Roth y a Layla los cuales me gustaron bastante y les tomé cariño, se notó que a lo largo de los libros se desarrollaron como personajes.
Me hubiese gustado que nos narraran más de la vida de Zayne, Danika y Stacey
Es un muy buen final y la trama que envolvió todo es bastante original, definitivamente me gustaron mucho estos libros y es ideal si quieres adentrarte en el mundo de la fantasía o si tienes un bloqueo lector ya que te devoras estos libros de una.
Tenemos a Roth y a Layla los cuales me gustaron bastante y les tomé cariño, se notó que a lo largo de los libros se desarrollaron como personajes.
Me hubiese gustado que nos narraran más de la vida de Zayne, Danika y Stacey
smithrachaelynn's review against another edition
3.5
This was a great wrap up to the series and definitely gave me the romance I was waiting for. So precious!
redvelvetpenguins's review against another edition
2.0
honestly hated the ending. the first two were so good! then this :/ the mushy romance was too much and the conclusion left a lot to be wanted.
tfpeel's review against another edition
5.0
Credo che con questa saga, la Armentrout abbia raggiunto la vetta della classifica, un finale perfetto!!! <3 Appena esce in italiano farò il bis. Tra l'altro un valore aggiunto notevole, non devo più aspettare i comodacci delle case editrici italiane per i seguiti, Hell Yeah!!! E un Hell in questo caso è anche appropriato...
booksbydann's review against another edition
4.0
Muy buen cierre de saga: Acción en la primera página, luchas mega épicas, momentos hilarantes e increíbles que no vi venir. Este último libro tuvo todo, aunque lo que no me hizo ni gracia fue que el desenlace del conflicto se desarrolló (con exageración) en 5 páginas y el final fue muy happily ever after, con escasas situaciones de aflicción debido a las consecuencias del conflicto. En realidad amo los finales felices, pero los últimos 3 capítulos fueron una especie de epílogo demasiado meloso que bien podrían haberse reducido a un capítulo un poco largo teniendo en cuenta que luego también tenemos el epilogo. En síntesis, fue un buen cierre de saga aunque el conflicto en vez de tener un papel protagonico en el libro (como debería ser), pasa a tener un segundo lugar y el desenlace del triángulo amoroso y la consecuente relación de Layla con su "verdadero amor" pasan a ocupar el lugar central del libro casi por encima de todo lo demás.