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laura_devouring_books_crumpets's review against another edition
3.0
2.5 stars....
Im so disappointed in this book, after devouring Legion of angels i looked for anything else by Ella Summers and came across this, the imagination of the world itself is amazing, but i felt the Author kind of plonked me in the middle of it no rhyme or reason.... New people kept popping up every other page from new planets without any further explanation of their species or home world. Also there seemed to be multiple stories and backgrounds going on which confused me...
And Vampires???? no real explanation to what makes them Vamps because apparently they can eat, procreate and go out in the sun.....
Suffice to say i will probs give the rest of this series a miss
Im so disappointed in this book, after devouring Legion of angels i looked for anything else by Ella Summers and came across this, the imagination of the world itself is amazing, but i felt the Author kind of plonked me in the middle of it no rhyme or reason.... New people kept popping up every other page from new planets without any further explanation of their species or home world. Also there seemed to be multiple stories and backgrounds going on which confused me...
And Vampires???? no real explanation to what makes them Vamps because apparently they can eat, procreate and go out in the sun.....
Suffice to say i will probs give the rest of this series a miss
starlitbooknerd's review against another edition
5.0
V&V
This book was really good. I loved the dynamics between all of the characters especially Terra and Jason, it was so interesting.
This book was really good. I loved the dynamics between all of the characters especially Terra and Jason, it was so interesting.
marget_orange's review against another edition
3.0
Eh
Good story, but the pacing seems way off. Also, it is using two tropes that I absolutely hate:
1) the female just happens to have a power that prevents her from killing. Argh, can no male have such a power?
2) the two love interests keep over stating throw she is such a good person, and should not be around such monsters as the self. Again, argh!
I did read the whole thing, but I don't think I will bother reading any more of the series.
Good story, but the pacing seems way off. Also, it is using two tropes that I absolutely hate:
1) the female just happens to have a power that prevents her from killing. Argh, can no male have such a power?
2) the two love interests keep over stating throw she is such a good person, and should not be around such monsters as the self. Again, argh!
I did read the whole thing, but I don't think I will bother reading any more of the series.
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