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A review by micolreads
The Brightest Night by Jennifer L. Armentrout
4.0
We follow Luc, Evie and everyone else in another city, where they hide and struggle to find out more about Evie’s powers.
I was afraid that this book would be simple, the usual middle book, with no action, but thankfully I was wrong. There is action, love and friendship, and I can also affirm that this one is probably my favorite book in the trilogy. I could finally see more of Evie and Luc’s relationship, which I felt lacked a bit in the previous books.
One thing I almost hated, I literally kept wondering why she chose that way (unfortunately it’s a spoiler, so no words on this, but, if you have read it, please message me!).
Final Vote: 4/5
I was afraid that this book would be simple, the usual middle book, with no action, but thankfully I was wrong. There is action, love and friendship, and I can also affirm that this one is probably my favorite book in the trilogy. I could finally see more of Evie and Luc’s relationship, which I felt lacked a bit in the previous books.
One thing I almost hated, I literally kept wondering why she chose that way (unfortunately it’s a spoiler, so no words on this, but, if you have read it, please message me!).
Final Vote: 4/5