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A review by merlin_reads
The Struggle by Jennifer L. Armentrout
4.0
I remember when I started reading this book for the first time and I thought it was supposed to be a trilogy, I'm sure you can imagine my confusion when I hit the halfway point and you could just tell it wasn't going to end soon. But then I got super happy when I realized it would be continuing.
Book three of the Titans continues with the group trying to track down more demigods in order to entomb the Titans. And you can say it's not going so well. But of course those obstacles are what makes these books great. I love how Armentrout blends multiple characters together in scenes and it all feels natural. It's hard to write group scenes but it's just done so effortlessly here. And with all of my favorite people.
But again, I have to say that Alex and Aiden's reactions to Seth are getting old really fast. No matter what he does, they don't see change or growth. They are the first to put him down and not trust him. It makes me think less and less of them every time they're on the page. It drives me nuts. Thank gods Deacon and Luke are there as well. Deacon is a shining light who just makes everything better.
And Seth...the best part of the books. His love for Josie is amazing and unyielding and the two of them together...I cannot wait to see how this ends although I'm very scared to see where this goes.
Book three of the Titans continues with the group trying to track down more demigods in order to entomb the Titans. And you can say it's not going so well. But of course those obstacles are what makes these books great. I love how Armentrout blends multiple characters together in scenes and it all feels natural. It's hard to write group scenes but it's just done so effortlessly here. And with all of my favorite people.
But again, I have to say that Alex and Aiden's reactions to Seth are getting old really fast. No matter what he does, they don't see change or growth. They are the first to put him down and not trust him. It makes me think less and less of them every time they're on the page. It drives me nuts. Thank gods Deacon and Luke are there as well. Deacon is a shining light who just makes everything better.
And Seth...the best part of the books. His love for Josie is amazing and unyielding and the two of them together...I cannot wait to see how this ends although I'm very scared to see where this goes.