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brian's review
3.0
The best book of the trilogy.
Blays and Dante are split up for the majority of this, and chapters alternate between each one. This makes it tricky to get into, having to recall what each one was up to. They meet up for a few chapters later then split apart again going back to the same problem.
At least this meant we were spared their "humorous" conversations, although they did have a go at it with various other people.
After reading all three books of this series, I still couldn't care about any of the characters in it, although there's a bit more happening in this one to keep it moving along.
Blays and Dante are split up for the majority of this, and chapters alternate between each one. This makes it tricky to get into, having to recall what each one was up to. They meet up for a few chapters later then split apart again going back to the same problem.
At least this meant we were spared their "humorous" conversations, although they did have a go at it with various other people.
After reading all three books of this series, I still couldn't care about any of the characters in it, although there's a bit more happening in this one to keep it moving along.
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