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lesbianlitch 's review for:
Fire Night
by Penelope Douglas
This was definitely the wildest ride of all three books. Chaotic and helterskelter.
There was never a complete resolution to the series as the last hour of the book catapulted you into the future and set it up for more to come (also where did the Russian terrorist come from? Am I missing something?)
Sometimes this book felt like there was a jump in logic or in narrative - making me feel like I missed something in earlier books. However, the mystery of why Em and Will were at black church was enough to keep me engaged and reading.
I’m not super satisfied with Martin’s conclusion (I would have rather he lived to face jail himself) but that’s another story for a different time.
There was never a complete resolution to the series as the last hour of the book catapulted you into the future and set it up for more to come (also where did the Russian terrorist come from? Am I missing something?)
Sometimes this book felt like there was a jump in logic or in narrative - making me feel like I missed something in earlier books. However, the mystery of why Em and Will were at black church was enough to keep me engaged and reading.
I’m not super satisfied with Martin’s conclusion (I would have rather he lived to face jail himself) but that’s another story for a different time.