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A review by kenna92005
The Fallen and Leviathan by Thomas E. Sniegoski
2.0
I finished the first book in this published series, so this review is only for Fallen and not Leviathan. I rated it two stars because it wasn’t good. About halfway through this book I tried to think of everything I knew about the main character and that was a very slim list. I finished Fallen which is 262 pages and I still feel like I don’t fully know the character. He just wasn’t developed. Grant it he could gain more depth and develop significantly in Leviathan, but I’m just not dedicated enough to this character or story line to try and push myself another almost 300 pages.
None of the characters seemed all that developed either which later made the relationships not seem developed. An example: at the beginning it had said Aaron has never fully talked to Vilma but then (like the next day) they were pretty much smitten. It just seemed rushed and not believable.
This book is definitely popular, at least enough to have a tv show about it, but it’s just not the book for me. I won’t be continuing the story.
None of the characters seemed all that developed either which later made the relationships not seem developed. An example: at the beginning it had said Aaron has never fully talked to Vilma but then (like the next day) they were pretty much smitten. It just seemed rushed and not believable.
This book is definitely popular, at least enough to have a tv show about it, but it’s just not the book for me. I won’t be continuing the story.