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elizawuen's review against another edition
5.0
Ooohhhh I LOVED this series! It was SOO entertaining and it kept me hooked the whole way through! It's definitely one of my favorites! I love all the characters and their relationships with each other and I love Gatlin! It's like the setting itself is its own character and I love that.
surpriseitem's review against another edition
4.0
This book was my favorite out of the series. It was touching, fast-pace, and really, really good. I'll have to read it again to give an honest review, and it will mostly be gushing, anyway. I loved how it went from Ethan's POV to Lena's. It gave a look from life w/o Lena and life w/o Ethan. I liked how Dream Dark actually intertwined with this one, instead of just being a stupid filler for money. It made the events in this books all the more interesting, in my opinion.
I wish the end had been a teensy bit longer, with Amma and all, but I understand why it wasn't too long, for fear of it being over dramatic. I think this was a perfect wrap up to the series. It was happy, yet had some consequences and sacrifice. If you didn't like the third book like I did, then I'd say still pick up this one. It's worth your time.
I wish the end had been a teensy bit longer, with Amma and all, but I understand why it wasn't too long, for fear of it being over dramatic. I think this was a perfect wrap up to the series. It was happy, yet had some consequences and sacrifice. If you didn't like the third book like I did, then I'd say still pick up this one. It's worth your time.
kmanning's review against another edition
2.0
Finally it’s over. Ever want to look at these books again.
pachypedia's review against another edition
4.0
En general está bastante bien, no es muy largo y es entretenido. Por primera vez tenemos parte de la novela narrada desde el punto de vista de Lena, lo cual ha sido interesante. La única pega que le pongo es que resuelven muy rápido situaciones que en los libros anteriores se antojaban imposibles.
kaytee_murphy's review against another edition
3.0
I was actually kind of disappointed with this. I didn't hate it. But. Idk I just could not get into this at all. More detailed review to come.
katreadingbooks's review against another edition
3.0
It was okay. I was not pulled in as I was with the first three books.
laughlinesandliterature's review against another edition
4.0
So this book was a little disappointing and exceeded my expectations all in one shot. I was disappointed because I was hoping there would be more in the end between Lena and Ethan. Maybe even a glimpse into the future. I enjoyed the beginning especially with Ethan's Mom, Aunt Prue and the Greats. But what I didn't enjoy was all the running around and the flip flop between perspectives. I understand why it had to be there but it felt a little disjointed although I definitely prefer one point of view at a time like it was written. I don't know I just don't like alternating points of view very much even though in this case I understood. I did really enjoy the scenes with Lena more than I expected and I was very glad to see that she was just as committed to getting Ethan back I'll admit after Beautiful Darkness I wasn't sure if she would be. I really lost alot of respect for Lena in that book and she gained most of that back here. I also really enjoyed Ethan and Xavier's friendship. That's part of the reason I was hoping for maybe like an epilogue with Ethan an old man filling in Xavier on the rest of his life. It would've been interesting and I'm definitely a sucker for those kind of endings(Clockwork Princess anyone?) Overall, I really enjoyed this series and it was a good ending for the series.