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Hades
by Alexandra Adornetto
Note: This book contains; kidnapping, violence, and sexual assault. If you are sensitive to any of these topics, this might not be the book for you. So beware.
I thought that this book was a lot better than Halo. Hades had picked up on the action bit a lot quicker than Halo. It did have less of the lovey-dovey scenes but those were replaced with longing-from-afar scenes, which weren't as annoying. I do see a theme of the damsel in distress thing with the main character is a thing in this book, which I'm not a big fan of. It didn't bother me while reading the book, but now that I'm taking a step back from it, it is a flaw I see within the books. I'm hoping that in the last book is the book where the main character will stand up a bit more for herself and not rely on her brother, sister, and boyfriend to rescue her in the end.
I thought that this book was a lot better than Halo. Hades had picked up on the action bit a lot quicker than Halo. It did have less of the lovey-dovey scenes but those were replaced with longing-from-afar scenes, which weren't as annoying. I do see a theme of the damsel in distress thing with the main character is a thing in this book, which I'm not a big fan of. It didn't bother me while reading the book, but now that I'm taking a step back from it, it is a flaw I see within the books. I'm hoping that in the last book is the book where the main character will stand up a bit more for herself and not rely on her brother, sister, and boyfriend to rescue her in the end.