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A review by courtney_saba
Obsidio by Jay Kristoff, Amie Kaufman
4.0
Oh, damn this was good! Overall: 4.4 stars.
What a finale! Again, these authors know what they're doing. I was never bored, and I was entertained as all hell.
The final chapter of this series was written well. The characters had their jobs and fulfilled them well. The plot and progression were graceful. I was very satisfied with the ending and the tying up of loose ends.
I never thought I would absolutely love an insane AI, but that's exactly what happened. And they brought him back in style and further questionable madness. So good!
I have to say though that the first book was the best overall. I loved that our characters finally came together on the same page and interacted with each other, but there was something intensely terrifying and anxiety-inducing about the first book that made me love it more than the others. This was a solid and outstanding addition and finale, but sometimes it dragged just a little.
Would I re-read this? Probably not. But it's definitely on a favorites shelf.
Would I recommend this book/trilogy? Absolutely!! It was non-stop action and fast-paced, and I couldn't put the book down.
Was I entertained? So much. Finally, a YA book to cut through my jaded attitude on the YA genre. Well done.
Happy reading, Goodreads fiends!
What a finale! Again, these authors know what they're doing. I was never bored, and I was entertained as all hell.
The final chapter of this series was written well. The characters had their jobs and fulfilled them well. The plot and progression were graceful. I was very satisfied with the ending and the tying up of loose ends.
I never thought I would absolutely love an insane AI, but that's exactly what happened. And they brought him back in style and further questionable madness. So good!
I have to say though that the first book was the best overall. I loved that our characters finally came together on the same page and interacted with each other, but there was something intensely terrifying and anxiety-inducing about the first book that made me love it more than the others. This was a solid and outstanding addition and finale, but sometimes it dragged just a little.
Would I re-read this? Probably not. But it's definitely on a favorites shelf.
Would I recommend this book/trilogy? Absolutely!! It was non-stop action and fast-paced, and I couldn't put the book down.
Was I entertained? So much. Finally, a YA book to cut through my jaded attitude on the YA genre. Well done.
Happy reading, Goodreads fiends!