Reviews - Starlight: The Arcane Society Edition

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Starlight: The Arcane Society Edition

Olivia Wildenstein

4.16 AVERAGE

chloe_covell_'s review against another edition

4.75

adventurous emotional medium-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: Yes

Loveable characters: Yes

Diverse cast of characters: No

Flaws of characters a main focus: Complicated

aerinw's review against another edition

5.0

Reading this book was SO bittersweet after the first two. I really loved everything leading up to this book. This book kind of had some miscommunication trope, but it made sense it the context of the overall plot that two main characters didn't know and everyone else pretty much did. In a way it's almost more of a comedy of errors than a miscommunication trope? You as the reader are totally in on everything. There is no surprise information to find out at the end could have solved everything with one conversation that could have been had at the beginning of the book. You know everything before even starting this book if you have read the other two. The only thing it isn't a comedy, but you have to watch them blunder knowing EXACTLY how bad its going to be. In that way it makes all the small pieces, like Naya's friend that won't come visit SO MUCH HARDER. I felt so bad for her.
I ATE up every interaction between Naya and Jared though. It was so cute watching them stumble over each other, and adorable despite the serious nature of the things they were involved in.

I loved the ending, it made me feel so much better after that first book. I don't think I'm ever going to get over the end of that book. EVER.

alexjxr's review against another edition

4.0

Ahh, I'm feeling very happy. I've been eagerly awaiting this book and couldn't resist reading it as soon as it came out, although I also felt a bit nervous because I didn't know how the author would handle everything. however my concern was to no avail because everything flowed naturally, at no point did I feel anything forced or like simple filling, also Naya and Adam just fit together.
the second characters were also very nice, from the plot (all that main mission of the circle girls) I'm not completely convinced, anyway a great point in favor of this book is that it's full of action, so at no time I felt bored though suddenly there were some actions on the part of Naya and Adam that exasperated me.
overall I can say that it was a good book and I think it had a perfect ending, I really loved it and it left me very satisfied.
ps: although I liked this a lot my favorite is still the previous book, nothing can beat Celeste and Asher in my heart, I just love them too much.

hberg's review against another edition

3.75

adventurous funny hopeful medium-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: Yes

Loveable characters: Yes

Diverse cast of characters: No

Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

As the third book in a series, each with different protagonists, it fit very well into the whole universe. I was afraid that the story would feel recycled because of the events of book one, but it gave a new depth to the characters and their decisions. The plot was also still interesting enough, but definitely helped by the reader’s knowledge of prior events and what was about to happen. An engaging read and nice romance.

fsmeurinne's review against another edition

4.0

This is the conclusion to the Angels of Elysium series, Adam and Naya, fated lovers story. I really enjoyed them, I love paranormal romance and this one had great world-building and angels. Definitely loved the twists and emotional side of the story. I loved each character, so worth reading. Would love to see it on audiobook one day, totally deserves it.

books_and_chocolat3's review against another edition

5.0

I was waiting for this book .. the last book from one of my favorite series.. and now that it’s over I don’t know if I’m happy or sad .. maybe both ..

Starlight is a soothing balm on an open wound .. it heals us but leaves us a scar..
A beautiful bittersweet romance very well written. Why bittersweet ? Because Olivia succeeded brilliantly in respecting the identity of these 4 characters (Adam / Jarod and Naya/Leigh) while preserving the heartbreaking side of feather.

This last book is younger, lighter.. The romance shares the foreground of the book with the main mission of the story.

A slow burn where Adam and Naya are absolutely magnificent. Two young adults and two old souls who fall in love all over again.

I loved the reminders of the early books .. of things that were or were not in Feather and that will be happening here… A lovely conclusion.

Thank you Olivia for this book, this ARC and this wonderful Series..