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A review by jujelly
The Burning Shadow by Jennifer L. Armentrout
4.0
I had been waiting a while to read it, which turned to be a little of a mistake, because I went into this a little bit desoriented, but I found my way back into it quickly.
Despite me loving Luc so much, I must say that what is missing there is the dive into his character a bit deeper. He went through a lot of shit, yet the vulnerability is missing to some extent. We've had lots of it with Evie -- of course, since she is the main character, yet Luc is occupying a huge portion of the book, so I missed the act of breaking the surface with him. That being said, I'm such a huge fan of his and I wish he could be my boyfriend LOL
What I really like is the evolution of the plot going, and how it progresses and the way we, as the readers, learn more and more of the world. I liked it a lot and me having finished it so quickly is, I think, a tell-tale sign of it :3
Despite me loving Luc so much, I must say that what is missing there is the dive into his character a bit deeper. He went through a lot of shit, yet the vulnerability is missing to some extent. We've had lots of it with Evie -- of course, since she is the main character, yet Luc is occupying a huge portion of the book, so I missed the act of breaking the surface with him. That being said, I'm such a huge fan of his and I wish he could be my boyfriend LOL
What I really like is the evolution of the plot going, and how it progresses and the way we, as the readers, learn more and more of the world. I liked it a lot and me having finished it so quickly is, I think, a tell-tale sign of it :3