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A review by ewolf
Taking Back Forever by Karen Amanda Hooper
4.0
A continuation from book 1. Picking up just shortly after the ending event of book one. We see a little more of the other kinderly which is nice. With Harmonie being one of the 2 povs this time around.
Maryah still caught in learning who she was and trying to regain her lost memories and abilities. Harmonie on the otherhand is pushing to find her partner, and ends up pushing to others some to help her.
Overall I did enjoy the story. Not overly found of Maryah's character who seems to be more whiney than needed. Though, that seems to be the norm for YA female leads. This book does push the envelope to being a straight out romance. What is in the book is there as a growth point for the main character, and the details are few of what is going on.
Maryah still caught in learning who she was and trying to regain her lost memories and abilities. Harmonie on the otherhand is pushing to find her partner, and ends up pushing to others some to help her.
Overall I did enjoy the story. Not overly found of Maryah's character who seems to be more whiney than needed. Though, that seems to be the norm for YA female leads. This book does push the envelope to being a straight out romance. What is in the book is there as a growth point for the main character, and the details are few of what is going on.